Smart Phased Array SoCs: A Novel Application for Advanced SiGe HBT BiCMOS Technology

Kane, B.C.; Geis, L.A.; Wyatt, M.A.; Copeland, D.G.; Mogensen, J.A.

doi:10.1109/jproc.2005.852549

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“…Multiple antenna phased-arrays imitate a directional antenna whose bearing can be controlled electronically [16]- [22]. This electronic steering makes it possible to emulate antenna proper- Fig.…”

Section: Integrated Phased Arraysmentioning

confidence: 99%

The future of high frequency circuit design

Hajimiri

2009

2009 Proceedings of the European Solid State Device Research Conference

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The future of high frequency circuit design

Hajimiri

2009

2009 Proceedings of the European Solid State Device Research Conference

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“…Multiple antenna phased-arrays can be used to imitate a directional antenna whose bearing can be controlled electronically [22]- [28]. This electronic steering makes it possible to emulate antenna properties such as gain and directionality, while eliminating the need for continuous mechanical reorientation of the actual Fig.…”

Section: Integrated Phased Arraysmentioning

confidence: 99%

mm-Wave Silicon ICs: Challenges and Opportunities

Hajimiri

2007

2007 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference

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Millimeter-waves offer promising opportunities and interesting challenges to silicon integrated circuit and system designers. These challenges go beyond standard circuit design questions and span a broader range of topics including wave propagation, antenna design, and communication channel capacity limits. It is only meaningful to evaluate the benefits and shortcoming of silicon-based mm-wave integrated circuits in this broader context. This paper reviews some of these issues and presents several solutions to them.

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“…Multiple antenna phased arrays can be used to imitate a directional antenna whose bearing can be controlled electronically [10]- [16]. This electronic steering makes it possible to emulate antenna properties such as gain and directionality, while eliminating the need for continuous mechanical reorientation of the actual antennas (Fig.…”

Section: System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%