SiGe devices are an exciting contender for extremely low noise, cryogenically cooled amplifiers. This paper begins with a procedure for extracting a simple equivalent circuit model capable of accurately describing SiGe HBT devices. Next, small-signal modeling results obtained for a 3×0.12×18um^2 SiGe HBT at 15, 40, 77, 120, 200, and 300K are presented along with discussion of performance enhancements due to cooling of the device. Finally, the modeled noise performance is presented as a function of temperature and frequency using the concept of minimum cascaded noise temperature, a figure of merit which incorporates both noise temperature and gain
In this paper we present the design, modeling, and on-wafer measurement results of an ultra- wideban...
In this letter, we report the design and characterization of a cryogenically cooled silicon germaniu...
Significant advances in the development of high electron-mobility field-effect transistors (HEMT's) ...
SiGe devices are an exciting contender for extremely low noise, cryogenically cooled amplifiers. Thi...
This paper describes a method for designing cryogenic silicon-germanium (SiGe) transistor low-noise ...
Abstract—This paper describes a method for designing cryo-genic silicon–germanium (SiGe) transistor ...
In this letter, the design and measurement of the first SiGe integrated-circuit LNA specifically des...
We present the characterization of the static and low-frequency noise performances of some commercia...
The performance of silicon-germanium (SiGe) transistors under cryogenic operation is analysed. The d...
We report results on the cryogenic operation of two different monolithic X-band silicon-germanium (...
Cryogenic low noise amplifiers (LNAs) are one of the key components in many emerging applications su...
A novel transit time based analytical broadband noise model is developed and implemented for high fr...
The silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistor, SiGe HBT, has very high frequency response ...
One of the remarkable characteristics of SiGe HBT is the ability to operate over a wide tem-perature...
Dynamic range is an important metric that specifies the limits of input signal amplitude for the ide...
In this paper we present the design, modeling, and on-wafer measurement results of an ultra- wideban...
In this letter, we report the design and characterization of a cryogenically cooled silicon germaniu...
Significant advances in the development of high electron-mobility field-effect transistors (HEMT's) ...
SiGe devices are an exciting contender for extremely low noise, cryogenically cooled amplifiers. Thi...
This paper describes a method for designing cryogenic silicon-germanium (SiGe) transistor low-noise ...
Abstract—This paper describes a method for designing cryo-genic silicon–germanium (SiGe) transistor ...
In this letter, the design and measurement of the first SiGe integrated-circuit LNA specifically des...
We present the characterization of the static and low-frequency noise performances of some commercia...
The performance of silicon-germanium (SiGe) transistors under cryogenic operation is analysed. The d...
We report results on the cryogenic operation of two different monolithic X-band silicon-germanium (...
Cryogenic low noise amplifiers (LNAs) are one of the key components in many emerging applications su...
A novel transit time based analytical broadband noise model is developed and implemented for high fr...
The silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistor, SiGe HBT, has very high frequency response ...
One of the remarkable characteristics of SiGe HBT is the ability to operate over a wide tem-perature...
Dynamic range is an important metric that specifies the limits of input signal amplitude for the ide...
In this paper we present the design, modeling, and on-wafer measurement results of an ultra- wideban...
In this letter, we report the design and characterization of a cryogenically cooled silicon germaniu...
Significant advances in the development of high electron-mobility field-effect transistors (HEMT's) ...