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Simulations and scale-model experiments indicate that shock-wave formation on a GaAs integrated circuit nonlinear transmission line will generate electrical pulses with rise times less than 5 ps, and that velocity modulation on the line will permit broadband phase modulation from DC to 40 GHz.