A 100 Watt W-Band MPM

Wan, Cedric; Marotta, Conrad; Zubyk, Andrew; Tucker, Gerry; Meadows, Clark; True, R.B.; Schoemehl, Tom; Duggal, R.; Kirshner, M.F.; Kowalczyk, Richard; Armstrong, C.M.

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“…Nowadays, the demands of radar system, wireless communication system, and electronic antagonism technologies for microwave power performance are getting higher and higher, such as high efficiency, high sensitivity, high power capacity, and small size. Obviously, the requirements cannot be met by any single vacuum device or microwave solid state device,so the microwave power module (MPM) or millimeter wave power module (MMPM) is proposed,which creatively combines solid state device with vacuum electronic device to face these demanding challenges.…”

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A novel millimeter‐wave gain equalizer using E‐plane microstrip‐line probe and waveguide resonator

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Zhou

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Int J Numerical Modelling

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In this paper, a new millimeter-wave gain equalizer based on metallic rectangular waveguide is presented, which is implemented by E-plane microstrip-line probe, metal rectangular waveguide resonator, waveguide coupling groove, and thin-film resistor. The proposed gain equalizer has good tunability, high Q factor, and high power capacity. To demonstrate its performance, a modified gain equalizer, operating 90 to 97 GHz, is designed and fabricated. The final equalizer has achieved better performance and satisfied the need of actual application under a working range from 90 to 97 GHz.

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A novel millimeter‐wave gain equalizer using E‐plane microstrip‐line probe and waveguide resonator

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Analysis and Design of Power Converter Topologies for Application in Future More Electric Aircraft

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2018

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Analysis and Design of Power Converter Topologies for Application in Future More Electric Aircraft

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A 100 Watt W-Band MPM

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A novel millimeter‐wave gain equalizer using E‐plane microstrip‐line probe and waveguide resonator

A novel millimeter‐wave gain equalizer using E‐plane microstrip‐line probe and waveguide resonator

Analysis and Design of Power Converter Topologies for Application in Future More Electric Aircraft

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