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A 6–18-GHz GaAs Multifunction Chip With 8-bit True Time Delay and 7-bit Amplitude Control
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This paper presents a monolithic microwave integrated circuit multifunction chip implemented using a 0.25- $\mu \text{m}$ gallium arsenide pseudomorphic high-electron-mobility transistor process for use in a phased array jammer transmitter.… Click to show full abstract
This paper presents a monolithic microwave integrated circuit multifunction chip implemented using a 0.25-$\mu \text{m}$ gallium arsenide pseudomorphic high-electron-mobility transistor process for use in a phased array jammer transmitter. This chip, which operates in the frequency range of 6–18 GHz, provides several functions including 8-bit true time delay (TTD), 7-bit attenuation, wideband amplification, and digital serial-to-parallel conversion for 15-bit control. The TTD and attenuation coverage are 255 ps with a step of 1 ps and 31.75 dB with a step of 0.25 dB, respectively. The TTD employing an artificial transmission line configuration demonstrates a root-mean-square delay error of less than 1.7 ps in the operating frequency range. The chip has a compact size of $4\,\,\hbox {mm} \times 5$ mm and exhibits a typical gain of 12 dB and an output P1dB of 16.5 dBm over a frequency range of 6–18 GHz.
