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Name MMIC Amplifiers for 90 to 130 GHz
Description The chips were fabricated and measured to have between 15- 20 dB of gain between 90-130 GHz. Modules were designed and fabricated and we then measured the output power from the chips in the modules. We obtained between 20-45 mW of power over the 90-130 GHz range, the highest power obtained at the time of this report from any solid-state MMIC modules above W-band.
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