2.5 THz GaAs Monolithic Membrane-Diode Mixer A New Planar Circut Realization for High Frequency Semiconductor Components
A novel GaAs monolithic membrane-diode (MOMED) structure has been developed and implemented as a 2.5 THz Schottky diode mixer.
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A novel GaAs monolithic membrane-diode (MOMED) structure has been developed and implemented as a 2.5 THz Schottky diode mixer.
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We present results of developments of low noise millimeter wave receivers for space applications utilizing InP HEMT monolithic microwave integrated circuts (MMICs).
It is shown that two Schwarz converters in cascade provide a very reliable 20-kHz source that features zero current commutation, constant frequency, and fault-tolerant operation, meeting requirements for spacecraft applications. A steady-state analysis of the converter is presented, and equations for the steady-state performance are derived. Fault-current limiting is discussed. Experimental results are presented for a 900-W version, which has been successfully tested under no-load, full-load, and short-circut conditions.
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Radiation test results are presented for a number of commercial transistors and integrated circuits procured in both ceramic and plastic packages.