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October 11, 1999Applied Physics Letters

Increase in response time of low-temperature-grown GaAs photoconductive switches at high voltage bias

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NZN. ZamdmerIBM (United States)QHQing HuJiangsu Second Normal UniversityKMK. A. McIntoshHarvard University

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