Published April 2011
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Cryogenic MMIC Low Noise Amplifiers for W-Band and Beyond
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Abstract
We discuss results of low noise amplifier Monolithic Millimeter-wave Integrated Circuits (MMICs), which were designed for specific frequencies in the range of 70-200 GHz. We report on room temperature and cryogenic noise performance for a variety of circuits. The designs utilize Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NGC) 35 nm gate length InP HEMT technology. Some of the lowest reported noise figures to date have been observed with this process at cryogenic temperatures.
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© 2011 Associated Universities, Inc. We would like to acknowledge the expertise of Ms. Mary Soria and Ms. Heather Owen for amplifier and module microassembly. We would also like to thank Drs. Sander Weinreb and Anthony Readhead of the California Institute of Technology, Drs. Michael Seiffert and Charles Lawrence of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Dr. Eric Bryerton of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory for helpful discussionsAttached Files
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