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Measurement of impedance above 110 GHz

Richard J. Collier

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Abstract

The measurement of impedance above 110 GHz lacks both commercially available measurement equipment and good standard impedances. This paper discusses these problems and goes onto suggest some ways forward for solving them. The paper includes a description of some on-wafer measurements of impedances at 140 GHz and concludes with some recommendations for future research.

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The measurement of impedance above 110 GHz lacks both commercially available measurement equipment and good standard impedances. This paper discusses these problems and goes onto suggest some ways forward for solving them. The paper includes a description of some on-wafer measurements of impedances at 140 GHz and concludes with some recommendations for future research.

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The measurement of impedance above 110 GHz lacks both commercially available measurement equipment and good standard impedances. This paper discusses these problems and goes onto suggest some ways forward for solving them. The paper includes a description of some on-wafer measurements of impedances at 140 GHz and concludes with some recommendations for future research.

Key concepts: Electrical impedance, Focused Impedance Measurement, Wafer, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Impedance matching, Computer science, Measurement uncertainty

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