Abstract — In mm-wave on-chip applications, integrated transmission lines may have a fundamental role in determining the ultimate performance of the RF blocks of transceivers, due to their rather high losses. A variety of different lines designs on many CMOS processes has already been presented, but a rigorous and systematic investigation on the factors responsible for the final performance of these lines has rarely been shown. In this paper we present a rigorous study of the loss mechanisms occurring in coplanar waveguide transmission lines, which have proved to be the most flexible solution to provide competitive performances even on standard bulk CMOS processes, when a careful optimization of the design is done. I
[[abstract]]A coplanar waveguide (CPW) was implemented in 0.13 mu m CMOS technology and then postpro...
Coplanar transmission lines lose energy to surface waves when the propagation constant of the surfac...
The strip currents in silicon substrate CPS and CPW induce longitudinal currents in the substrate (a...
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Loss mechanisms for microstrip and coplanar transmission lines on lossy silicon substrates are analy...
On-chip transmission line modelling and design become increasingly important as frequencies are cont...
Loss mechanisms for microstrip and coplanar transmission lines on lossy silicon substrates are analy...
Abstract—Transmission lines are becoming of common use at mm-wave to implement on-chip functions as ...
Abstract—Transmission lines are becoming of common use at mm-wave to implement on-chip functions as ...
An optimization scheme for minimizing substrate losses in coplanar strips (CPS) transmission line on...
International audienceThis paper presents a new physical model for shielded slow-wave coplanar waveg...
The effect of a conductive substrate, such as silicon, on the attenuation of microstrip (MS) lines h...
International audienceThis paper presents a new physical model for shielded slow-wave coplanar waveg...
Si-MMIC's become the key components to realize low cost single chip RF sections for mobile comm...
International audienceIn this article, shielded coplanar striplines (S‐CPS) are studied to achieve s...
[[abstract]]A coplanar waveguide (CPW) was implemented in 0.13 mu m CMOS technology and then postpro...
Coplanar transmission lines lose energy to surface waves when the propagation constant of the surfac...
The strip currents in silicon substrate CPS and CPW induce longitudinal currents in the substrate (a...
Copyright © 2007 SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. Downloading of the abstra...
Loss mechanisms for microstrip and coplanar transmission lines on lossy silicon substrates are analy...
On-chip transmission line modelling and design become increasingly important as frequencies are cont...
Loss mechanisms for microstrip and coplanar transmission lines on lossy silicon substrates are analy...
Abstract—Transmission lines are becoming of common use at mm-wave to implement on-chip functions as ...
Abstract—Transmission lines are becoming of common use at mm-wave to implement on-chip functions as ...
An optimization scheme for minimizing substrate losses in coplanar strips (CPS) transmission line on...
International audienceThis paper presents a new physical model for shielded slow-wave coplanar waveg...
The effect of a conductive substrate, such as silicon, on the attenuation of microstrip (MS) lines h...
International audienceThis paper presents a new physical model for shielded slow-wave coplanar waveg...
Si-MMIC's become the key components to realize low cost single chip RF sections for mobile comm...
International audienceIn this article, shielded coplanar striplines (S‐CPS) are studied to achieve s...
[[abstract]]A coplanar waveguide (CPW) was implemented in 0.13 mu m CMOS technology and then postpro...
Coplanar transmission lines lose energy to surface waves when the propagation constant of the surfac...
The strip currents in silicon substrate CPS and CPW induce longitudinal currents in the substrate (a...