A single chip C-band linear MMIC vector modulator on GaAs developed for an air-borne active phased-array synthetic aperture radar

Tieman, T.C.B. ; Van den Bogaart, F.L.M. ; Koomen, P.J. (1994) A single chip C-band linear MMIC vector modulator on GaAs developed for an air-borne active phased-array synthetic aperture radar. In: Gallium Arsenide Applications Symposium. GAAS 1994, 28-30 April 1994, Turin, Italy.
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Abstract

The design, fabrication and performance results of a fully monolithic linear vector modulator are described. The circuit is designed for a 5.0 - 5.6 GHz frequency range. The insertion loss of the device is typically 4 dB with input and output return losses better than 7 dB and 15 dB respectively. The RMS amplitude error is typical 0.4 dB and the RMS phase error typical 2.3 degrees over 255 states. These figures can be improved by correcting the systematic amplitude and phase errors of the device by a look-up table. The RMS amplitude error is reduced to 0.2 dB while the RMS phase error is less than 1.2 degrees.

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Tieman, T.C.B.
Van den Bogaart, F.L.M.
Koomen, P.J.
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