5-55 GHz Watt-level Gallium Nitride Stacked FET Travelling-Wave Power Amplifier

Two well-known ultra wide-band topologies, the travelling-wave amplifier and the stacked cell, are gainfully employed to demonstrate a decade bandwidth behaviour (5-55 GHz) in conjunction with watt-level saturated output power. The selected technology is OMMIC’s Gallium Nitride on Silicon, featuring the possibility to simultaneously insert 60-nm and 100-nm gate length FETs in the same MMIC.

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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.23919/eumic61603.2024.10732117
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2
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GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials
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Abstract

Two well-known ultra wide-band topologies, the travelling-wave amplifier and the stacked cell, are gainfully employed to demonstrate a decade bandwidth behaviour (5-55 GHz) in conjunction with watt-level saturated output power. The selected technology is OMMIC’s Gallium Nitride on Silicon, featuring the possibility to simultaneously insert 60-nm and 100-nm gate length FETs in the same MMIC.

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