Low Noise Millimeter Wave Schottky Barrier Diodes with Extremely Low Local Oscillator Power Requirements

Vizard, D. R.; Keen, N.J.; Kelly, W. M.; Wrixon, G. T.

doi:10.1109/mwsym.1979.1123978

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“…Particularly noteworthy are papers by Vizard et al 6 and by Keen et al7 which report results obtaingd with Mott barriers in which the n layer is fully depleted at zero bias. Keen et al reported a single side -band (SSB) mixer noise temperature of 98K and conversion loss of 5.0 dB at 115 GHz for a fundamental waveguide mixer cooled to 42 K.…”

Section: Discrete Diode Mixersmentioning

confidence: 97%

<title>Receiver Technology For The Millimeter And Submillimeter Wave Regions</title>

Clifton

1982

SPIE Proceedings

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Increased interest in the millimeter and submillimeter wavelength regions during the past decade has stimulated the development of sensitive receivers for a wide range of applications.The extension of waveguide mixers into the submillimeter region and the development of various types of quasi -optical receivers are reviewed.The development of novel GaAs integrated circuit mixers for the millimeter and submillimeter regions is discussed.Receiver performance is reviewed and the potential impact of monolithic receiver technology on systems applications is considered.

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Section: Discrete Diode Mixersmentioning

confidence: 97%