A low-distortion, low-loss varactor phase-shifter based on a silicon-on-glass technology
S. Kim, Jawad Qureshi, Koen Buisman, L.E. Larson, L.C.N. de Vreede
Abstract
S. Kim, Jawad Qureshi, Koen Buisman, L.E. Larson, L.C.N. de Vreede
Abstract
A varactor-tuned continuously variable phase shifter based on an all-pass network is presented. Design equations for this phase shifter network are derived and presented. The phase shifter achieves an IIP3 of 52 dBm with 10 MHz tone-spacing at 2 GHz and loss of 2.3-3.7 dB with continuous 180deg phase shift at 2 GHz. The total chip size including pads is 2900 mum X 2200 mum.
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A varactor-tuned continuously variable phase shifter based on an all-pass network is presented. Design equations for this phase shifter network are derived and presented. The phase shifter achieves an IIP3 of 52 dBm with 10 MHz tone-spacing at 2 GHz and loss of 2.3-3.7 dB with continuous 180deg phase shift at 2 GHz. The total chip size including pads is 2900 mum X 2200 mum.
Key concepts: Phase shift module, Varicap, Materials science, Phase (matter), Distortion (music), Insertion loss, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering