Ultrawideband Vector Modulators for Next-Gen Wireless Networks in the 200-480 GHz Range

In the search for enhanced data transmission capabilities, the evolution of wireless communication networks is rapidly advancing towards the sixth generation, with a particular focus on the sub-terahertz frequency domain. This paper introduces two state-of-the-art ultrawideband vector modulators operating within the 200 GHz to 480 GHz frequency range, intended for future integration within a phased array antenna system. The included measurements demonstrate the capability of up to 6-bit phase shifting and achieve a moderate insertion loss of 16 dB.

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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ims40360.2025.11104014
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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In the search for enhanced data transmission capabilities, the evolution of wireless communication networks is rapidly advancing towards the sixth generation, with a particular focus on the sub-terahertz frequency domain. This paper introduces two state-of-the-art ultrawideband vector modulators operating within the 200 GHz to 480 GHz frequency range, intended for future integration within a phased array antenna system. The included measurements demonstrate the capability of up to 6-bit phase shifting and achieve a moderate insertion loss of 16 dB.

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Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung
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