D-band InP Gunn devices with second-harmonic power extraction up to 290 GHz

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An InP Gunn device designed for fundamental-mode operation in D-band was mounted on a diamond heatsink for improved heat dissipation. The highest RF output power measured was 56 mW at 128 GHz and 49 mW at 132 GHz with DC-to-RF conversion efficiencies above 2%. Typical phase noise is well below –100 dBc/Hz at 500 kHz off the carrier. Devices tested in second-harmonic mode yielded more than 0.3 mW between 280 and 290 GHz.

Inspec keywords: Gunn oscillators; phase noise; semiconductor device noise; indium compounds; millimetre wave oscillators; III-V semiconductors; semiconductor device testing

Other keywords: fundamental-mode operation; second-harmonic power extraction; diamond heatsink; 290 GHz; second-harmonic mode; improved heat dissipation; highest RF output power; semiconductor device testing; 128 GHz; D-band InP Gunn devices; phase noise; InP; DC-to-RF conversion efficiencies; 132 GHz; 49 mW; 56 mW

Subjects: II-VI and III-V semiconductors; Oscillators; Bulk effect devices; Solid-state microwave circuits and devices

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