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Electronic calibrator MMIC with frequency range up to 50 GHz for vector network analyzers in GaAs pHEMT technology

Daniil Danilov, Nikolai Drobotun, A.M. Medvedev, Vladimir V. Ulyanov

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This paper presents design, simulation and measurements results of electronic calibrator with frequency range up to 50 GHz in GaAs pHEMT technology. MMIC was fabricated by using in-house 0,5 um pHEMT process. Designed MMIC performs SOLT calibration method with additional measures

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This paper presents design, simulation and measurements results of electronic calibrator with frequency range up to 50 GHz in GaAs pHEMT technology. MMIC was fabricated by using in-house 0,5 um pHEMT process. Designed MMIC performs SOLT calibration method with additional measures

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This paper presents design, simulation and measurements results of electronic calibrator with frequency range up to 50 GHz in GaAs pHEMT technology. MMIC was fabricated by using in-house 0,5 um pHEMT process. Designed MMIC performs SOLT calibration method with additional measures

Key concepts: High-electron-mobility transistor, Monolithic microwave integrated circuit, Calibration, Electrical engineering, Engineering, Electronic engineering, Range (aeronautics), Transistor

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