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Characterization and impedance matching of new high sensitive planar Schottky detector diodes

Matthias Hoefle, Katharina Schneider, Andreas Penirschke, Oleg Cojocari, Rolf Jakoby

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New high sensitive zero-bias Schottky detector diodes with low junction capacitance and differential resistance are characterized by applying DC and S-parameter measurements in W-band. The extracted parameters provide an accurate RF model for circuit simulations to design and realize an impedance matching network at 90 GHz to avoid standing waves in a diode detector as an essential part of high sensitive direct detection receivers.

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New high sensitive zero-bias Schottky detector diodes with low junction capacitance and differential resistance are characterized by applying DC and S-parameter measurements in W-band. The extracted parameters provide an accurate RF model for circuit simulations to design and realize an impedance matching network at 90 GHz to avoid standing waves in a diode detector as an essential part of high sensitive direct detection receivers.

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New high sensitive zero-bias Schottky detector diodes with low junction capacitance and differential resistance are characterized by applying DC and S-parameter measurements in W-band. The extracted parameters provide an accurate RF model for circuit simulations to design and realize an impedance matching network at 90 GHz to avoid standing waves in a diode detector as an essential part of high sensitive direct detection receivers.

Key concepts: Schottky diode, Detector, Capacitance, Diode, Optoelectronics, Impedance matching, Materials science, Electrical impedance

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