Highly dense microwave and millimeter-wave phased array T/R modules and Butler matrices using CMOS and SiGe RFICs

We have used silicon technologies to build highly dense phased array for X to W-band applications. Typical designs include an 8-element 8-16 GHz SiGe phased array receiver, a 16-element 30-50 GHz SiGe transmit phased array, a miniature (

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Main Authors: Rebeiz, Gabriel M, Kwang Jin Koh, Tiku Yu, Dongwoo Kang, Choul Young Kim, Atesal, Yusuf, Cetinoneri, Berke, Sang Young Kim, Donghyup Shin
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