A broadband microwave amplifier using multilayer technology

Duchamp, G. ; Gauffre, S. ; Casadebaig, L. ; Pistre, J. (2000) A broadband microwave amplifier using multilayer technology. In: Gallium Arsenide applications symposium. GAAS 2000, 2-6 october 2000, Paris.
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Abstract

In this paper, we propose a new broadband microwave amplifier structure using multi layer technology. Thus the design of multilayer interconnections, with combined slotlines and microstriplines, improves the integration of a feedback passive cell and permits to obtain a broadband balanced amplifier without increasing the circuit area. A first part details the structure design and the conception of this feedback cell. In a second part, the method is performed for a microwave amplifier design considering a GaAs FET commonly used in microwave circuits. A large frequency bandwidth of about 500MHz around 4 GHz is obtained. The results concerning the input VSWR, the output one and the gain are then presented. In conclusion the amplifier performances are satisfying and the feasibility of such a structure with the use of the multilayer interconnections is then evidenced.

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Duchamp, G.
Gauffre, S.
Casadebaig, L.
Pistre, J.
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17 Jun 2004
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