Beam Lead Dielectric Crossbar Mixers From 60 To 140 GHz

Paul, J.A.; Yuan, Luo; Yen, P.

doi:10.1109/mwsym.1982.1130724

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“…A Ku-Band mixer was designed, simulated and optimized using Agilent's Advance Design System software. In mixers, the conversion loss is generally of the order of 10 dB in RF bandwidth [4][5][6]. Our aim was to minimize conversion loss over maximum RF bandwidth.…”

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Design of a Low Loss RF Mixer in Ku-Band (12 - 18 GHz)

Shah¹,

Chauhan²,

Singh³

et al. 2012

WET

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The goal of this paper is to design and develop low conversion loss mixers at Ku Band (12 - 18 GHz) in microstrip line configuration. The Ku-band (Kurtz-under band) is primarily used for satellite Communications, particularly for editing and broadcasting satellite television. CAD tools (Agilent’s Advance Design System software) have been used for simulation and optimization of the circuits. 180 degree balanced mixer configuration has been adopted due to better RF to LO isolation requirement. The circuit is designed on microstrip line using RT Duroid (Dielectric Constant = 2.22). Initially a rat race coupler (180 degree hybrid) was designed and simulated and optimized for required performance successfully

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Design of a Low Loss RF Mixer in Ku-Band (12 - 18 GHz)

Shah¹,

Chauhan²,

Singh³

et al. 2012

WET

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“…Millimeter wave mixers are generally designed in waveguide, suspended stripline, fin-line or combination of these lines. After going through many literatures, it has been found that suspended stripline has been successfully used to design mixer at 94 GHz [1]- [3]. Crossbar configuration of the mixer is well proven technology at this frequency.…”

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Design of Crossbar Mixer at 94 GHz

Shah¹,

Gupta²

2015

WSN

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This paper presents the design and performance of a 94 GHz crossbar mixer using chip diodes in crossbar configuration. The mixer has been designed in suspended stripline configuration on 2 mil fused quartz substrate. Co-simulation between Agilent Advance Design System (ADS) and CST Microwave studio is used to simulate and optimize the mixer circuit. The conversion loss of this crossbar mixer with ~10 dBm of LO power over RF bandwidth (89 to 93.8 GHz) with LO frequency at 94 GHz has been measured. Measurement results show minimum conversion loss of the order of 8 dB and achieved LO to RF isolation was greater than 26 dB.

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GaAs monolithic Schottky junction pairs for W-band crossbar mixers

Anand

Christou

1987

Electron. Lett.

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Beam Lead Dielectric Crossbar Mixers From 60 To 140 GHz

Cited by 9 publications

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Design of a Low Loss RF Mixer in Ku-Band (12 - 18 GHz)

Design of a Low Loss RF Mixer in Ku-Band (12 - 18 GHz)

Design of Crossbar Mixer at 94 GHz

GaAs monolithic Schottky junction pairs for W-band crossbar mixers

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