Reduction of transmission line coupling effects in 2-20 GHz monolithic distributed amplifier

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A novel decoupling technique has been applied to the gate and drain lines in a 2-20GHz monolithic distributed amplifier. In addition to flatter gain performance, the distributed amplifier with decoupling slots shows an increased bandwidth when compared to the same amplifier without the decoupling slots.

Inspec keywords: MMIC; field effect integrated circuits; transmission lines; microwave amplifiers; distributed parameter networks

Other keywords: monolithic distributed amplifier; HEMT MMIC; bandwidth; flatter gain performance; 2 to 20 GHz; transmission line coupling effects; decoupling technique

Subjects: Other field effect integrated circuits; Microwave integrated circuits; Amplifiers

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      • Finley, H.J.: `Accurate coupling predictions and assessments in MMIC networks', IEEE GaAs IC Symp. IEEE, 1983, New York, p. 16, 1983.
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      • M. Riaziat , S. Bandy , G. Zdasiuk . Coplanar waveguides for MMICs. Microwave J.
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