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Match List - I with List - II.

List - I (Microwave devices) List - II (Name of device) 
(A) Microwave transistor(I) CCD
(B) Field effect transistor(II) InP diodes
(C) Transferred electron device(III) Read diode
(D) Avalanche transit time device(IV) HBT

Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

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(A)-(IV), (B)-(I), (C)-(II), (D)-(III)

Two of the pairings are definitional and settle the code: (A)-(IV), (B)-(I), (C)-(II), (D)-(III), option 1.

(C) Transferred electron device and InP. A transferred-electron device is the Gunn diode, and it works only in materials whose conduction band has a low-mass central valley and higher-lying satellite valleys. At a high enough field, electrons are transferred from the light valley to the heavy one, where their mobility is far lower — so the drift velocity falls as the field rises:

\(\dfrac{dv}{dE}\lt0\)

That negative differential mobility makes domains of space charge form and travel, producing oscillation at the transit frequency \(f=v/L\). Only a few materials have the required band structure, and GaAs and InP are the two used — silicon cannot do it at all.

(D) Avalanche transit time device and the Read diode. The IMPATT family exploits two delays that together give a 180° phase shift between voltage and current: the avalanche build-up lags the field by 90°, and the transit of the generated carriers across a drift region adds another 90°. The result is negative resistance at microwave frequencies. W. T. Read proposed the original n+-p-i-p+ structure in 1958, and the Read diode is its name.

(A) Microwave transistor and HBT. A heterojunction bipolar transistor uses a wide-gap emitter, which blocks hole back-injection from base to emitter and so keeps the injection efficiency high even with a heavily doped base. Heavy base doping means low base resistance and a very thin base, so both the transit time and the RC delay fall — which is what makes the HBT the standard microwave bipolar device.

(B) Field effect transistor and CCD. The remaining pairing, taken by elimination. Both are surface field-effect structures on a MOS foundation: a CCD is a chain of MOS gates in which the surface potential well is controlled by the gate voltage, exactly as in a field-effect transistor.

The quickest route : InP can only belong to the transferred-electron entry, since that is the material class the effect requires, and "Read diode" can only be the avalanche transit-time device. Those two alone leave option 1.

Hence, the correct code is (A)-(IV), (B)-(I), (C)-(II), (D)-(III).

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