2. Dipoles (diodes)
Semiconductor components used in microwave applications can be divided into dipoles (diodes) and tripoles (transistors). Dipoles (diodes) can in turn be divided into active dipoles, i.e. capable of microwave power generation (amplifiers, oscillators), and non-linear passive dipoles required for mixing, frequency multiplication, modulation, power limiting, etc.
2.1 Non-linear passive dipoles
The structure of a Schottky diode is shown...
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