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In this paper, we demonstrate that high-coupling and ultra-low-loss transformers for 60-100 GHz CMOS RFIC applications can be achieved by using single-turn two-layer interlaced stacked (STIS) structure implemented in a standard CMOS technology. State-of-the-art G Amax of 0.711, 0.922, and ~1 (i.e. NFmin of 1.48, 0.35, and ~0 dB) were achieved at 60, 80, and 100 GHz, respectively, for a STIS transformer...
The design of millimeter-wave CMOS voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) is reviewed. A low parasitic cross-coupled transistor layout is developed, and used to demonstrate a 140-GHz fundamental mode VCO in 90-nm CMOS and a 192-GHz push-push VCO in 130-nm CMOS. These are the circuits with the highest fundamental and harmonic operating frequencies achieved in silicon integrated circuits
This paper introduces the design and the implementation of the 60 GHz amplifier MMICs and the module for the 60 GHz WPAN system with a RoF (radio-over-fiber) link. The MMICs were designed using ETRI's 0.12 mum GaAs PHEMT 4-inch process. The MCLFs (microstrip coupled line filters) compared with the MIM (metal-insulator-metal) capacitors have greater stability and less effect by the variation of fabrication...
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