Titlebook: Directions for the Next Generation of MMIC Devices and Systems; Nirod K. Das,Henry L. Bertoni Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Ne

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Multilevel Vertical Interconnection Technologyith high circuit density and thus small footprint area are obtained using multilevel circuits. This approach potentially lends itself to a high degree of component integration and reduced cost. Additionally, the small overall depth of the front end allows minimal cost of installation and attractive

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Multilevel Packaging for Low Cost Microwave Functionse devices by microstrip transmission lines, provides a high level of performance in a small module size at a reasonable cost. For the future, however, a step function improvement in size, weight, and cost of microwave circuit functions is needed. At Texas Instruments, to increase the density and red

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Future Applications of Millimeter Technologylications can be developed based on the MILSTAR system, BCIS and similar systems. It is possible to develop everything from fixed, to multipoint, to mobile. Applications can be both indoor and outdoor. Areas that are being explored currently are short haul, wireless ATM, wireless cable, wireless loc

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Distributed Power Combining and Signal Processing in a 2D Quasi-Optical Systemplanar semiconductor integrated circuit technology, providing the traditional advantages of solid state technology: low cost, low weight, reduced size, low phase noise, high reliability, and long circuit life, to mm-wave systems. These potential advantages are extremely important for applications in

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Multilayer Integration of Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Circuits: New Interconnect Methods and Desigilayer MMICs. Use of conventional transmission line concepts, such as a microstrip line, a coplanar waveguide and a slotline (that are normally fabricated on a single substrate,) would fail to function properly in a general multilayer environment. The proposed designs are described, with discussion

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Silicon Based On-Wafer and Discrete Packagingchigan. As high frequency circuit design complexity increases so must the design and development of the housing which supports these components. In the past more emphasis was placed on improving integrated circuit (IC) processing technology while research in the area of electronic packaging was mini

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Keqin Gu,Vladimir L. Kharitonov,Jie Chen Millimeter-Wave Monolithic Integrated Circuit) and MAFET (Microwave and Analog Front-End Technology) Programs. It has created a design and manufacturing base in MMICs and MMIC-based assemblies and modules that spans across the industrial, military, and academic circles.