Abstract
A static frequency divider constructed with resonant tunneling diodes (RTDs) in combination with HEMTs is proposed and demonstrated. The circuit complexity is reduced drastically. The proposed circuit is fabricated using InP-based RTD/HEMT monolithic integration technology. Proper operation is demonstrated at room temperature by a quasi-static test pattern. The circuit includes two sub-circuits which behave like D-latches. Each sub-circuit consists of only three components. This number of components is one fifth of that required to construct a D-latch using conventional SCFL technology. The strong nonlinear I-V characteristics of RTD's are fully utilized for this reduction.
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