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INTEGRATED MICROSTRIP AND ANTIPODAL FIN-LINE LEADS TO ENHANCED PERFORMANCE P.I.N. DIODE COMPONENTS
INTEGRATED MICROSTRIP AND ANTIPODAL FIN-LINE PERFORMANCE P.I.N. DIODE COMPONENTS. LEADS TO ENHANCED R.B. GREED ABSTRACT Distributed micros trip line tuning with fin-line techniques to design elements are used in conjunction p.i.n. diode switches for the 26 - 110 GHz frequency band. Experimental results are presented for components operating utilising the forward and reverse switching
100-300 GHz TRANSMISSION MEDIA EVALUATION & COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
100-300 GHzTRANSMISSION MEDIA EVALUATION & COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT w. Brunner ABSTRACT M. Mlinar -' W. PiotroUJski-' J. Rabel--' J. Raue-' S. ScheU+ -' F. Garcia -' Described is a 100-300 GHz millimeter wave study and passive component development effort with performance demonstrated at approximately 140 and 220 GHz. Emphasis was placed on achieving low loss, wide bandwidth, and optimum elect
SIS-MIXER RECEIVER WITH SINGLE AND ARRAY TUNNEL JUNCTIONS FOR THE 140 GHZ TO 170 GHZ RANGE
SIS-MIXER RECEIVER WITH SINGLE 140 GHZ TO 170 GHZ RANGE AND ARRAY TUNNEL JUNCTIONS FOR THE R. Blundell, J. Ibruegger, K.H. Gundlach and E.J. Blum ABSTRACT Mixing experiments were made with superconductor-insulator-superconductor (SIS) single tunnel junctions and arrays of junctions. The best receiver noise temperature is 96 K at 150 GHz for a single junction and 67 K at 139.5 GHz for a s
HIGH EFFICIENCY InP MILLIMETER-wAVE OSCILLATORS AND AMPLIFIERS
HIGH EFFICIENCY InP MILLIMETER-wAVE OSCILLATORS AND AMPLIFIERS F.B. Fank, J.D. L.Y. Ching* Abstract Crowley, M.C. Buswell, C. Hang, P.H. Wolfert, D. Tringali, High efficiency operation is very important for obtaining good RF power along wi th high reliability The development of improved millimeter-wave InP diode designs at Varian has permitted a range of reliable high efficiency CW oscil
FULLBAND (60 - 90 GHz) TUANABLE FUNDAMENTAL MODE InP GUNN OSCILLATORS
ANALYSIS OF RADAR PHASE-CODED WAVEFORMS USING HIGH INTERCEPT PROBABILITY SAW COMPRESSIVE RECEIVER
ANALYSIS OF RADAR PHASE-CODED SAW COMPRESSIVE RECEIVER WAVEFORMS USING HIGH INTERCEPT PROBABILITY U. Menegotti, M. Topi . of coded waveforms to the radar and analysis techniques. For this SAW ABSTRACT The increasing res advanced application intelligence systems purpose requisi- gnal processing using devices seems a good approach. Performance of dico- a SAW compressive receiver used
8GHz ALL-FET MICROWAVE REPEATER
R(jHy,'d,],- PErl' MTC FW'ti!\Vi< irF;])EA n~H Li r J'ei-Fpn, ;hen 'Iou-'ran and Chen Chanp-Yan 1\ :<;rr :{A C'P This article describes a small, light and compact microwave repeater in 8GHz band, with system noise figure(at antenna port) of less than 6dB, transmitting power (at antenna port) of more than 20dB and power consuption of less than 8W. The excellent results of transmission TV
DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF MICROWAVE PREDISTORTION NETWORKS USING DIGITAL CIRCUITS
DESIGN USING AND PERFORMANCE DIGITAL CIRCUITS OF MICROWAVE PREDISTORTION NETWORKS M. Horn, A. Egger ABSTRACT The paper deals with a new method for realizing predistortion networks which can compensate with high accuracy for nonlinear amplitude and phase distortions caused by TWT and GaAs FET microwave power amplifiers. The method is based on a digital generation of the nominal nonlinear pre
AN IF-PREDISTORTER FOR TWTA-LINEARIZATION IN 16 QAM DIGITAL RADIO
AN IF-PREDISTORTER FOR TWTA-LINEARIZATION IN 16 QAM DIGITAL RADIO W. Holz * ABSTRACT A predistorter amplifier is described, which linearizes the travelling wave tube of a 140 Mbit/s 16 QAM digital radio system. After discussing the nonlinear behaviour of the TWT, the predistortion circuit is explained. Measurement results show the nonlinear compensation capability of the predistorter. In
AN INTEGRATED E-PLANE mm-WAVE 29 GHz TRANSCEIVER
AN INTEGRATED E-PIANE rmn-WAVE 29 GHz TRANSCEIVER B.C. Barnes, R.N. Bates, I.M. Clarke. ABSTRACT E-plane for realising This paper describes the use of this technology for a portable radio link equipment for use in the 27.5 to 29.5 GHz band. This equipment is being developed for full colour visual teleconferencing from customers' premises and for private data and telephony circuits. The microwa