AbstractThis paper proposes a new topology of a 2-Stages Active Polyphase Filter (APPF) in MMIC GaAs technology. This new topology, named “radial”, allows a greater balancing of output signals phases and amplitudes, over the actual APPF’s at the state of the art. In this paper an ex-novo study is shown and synthesis formulas for the APPF are provided. The MMIC simulations in 1-5GHz bandwidth show a tunable Image Rejection Ratio (IRR) greater than 40dB, a worst case input/output matching of 7.8dB and a maximum insertion loss of 10.8dB. By comparison with the tandem topology, as will be shown in the following, the radial one allows a significant improvement in the electrical performances
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As the fast development of digital circuits, the IC chips are required to be smaller, consumes low v...
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This paper reports on the RF design and practical development of GaAs MMIC multi-functional RF isola...
International audienceThis article reports on novel architectures for designing tunable microwave ac...
Abstract—In this paper, three kinds of-band Gilbert mixers are demonstrated using 0.15- m AlGaAs/InG...
An active polyphase filter capable of high frequency quadrature signal generation has been analyzed....
This paper presents a systematic study of a compact and reconfigurable periodic structure in GaAs MM...
Abstract — A novel GaAs monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) active filter structure based...
International audienceThis paper reports on two novel architectures for designing tunable microwave ...
This paper presents a very wideband active RC polyphase filter (ARCPF). We propose a unit section of...
International audienceHigh performance RF front-end receiver suitable for telemeter solution for sma...
In this paper, new ranges of GaAs MMIC circuit applications at microwaves are presented with the dev...
The analysis and design of a two-stage passive RC polyphase filter for millimeter-wave quadrature lo...
Multirate systems, including M th-band filters and filter banks, have greatly facilitated the analys...
As the fast development of digital circuits, the IC chips are required to be smaller, consumes low v...
A new RC active polyphase filter section is presented. The section uses three conventional current f...
This paper presents a modular approach for the design of MMIC lumped and transversal filter with LC ...
This paper reports on the RF design and practical development of GaAs MMIC multi-functional RF isola...
International audienceThis article reports on novel architectures for designing tunable microwave ac...
Abstract—In this paper, three kinds of-band Gilbert mixers are demonstrated using 0.15- m AlGaAs/InG...