Search for dissertations about: "MMIC"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 71 swedish dissertations containing the word MMIC.
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21. Theory and Design of Wideband Doherty Power Amplifiers
Abstract : The Doherty power amplifier (DPA) is one of the most popular power amplifier architectures for obtaining high average efficiency for modern communication signals with high peak-to-average power ratios (PAPR). However, the DPA suffers from often having narrowband performance which limits its capabilities in wideband and/or multi-standard microwave and radio frequency applications. READ MORE
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22. Non-galvanic Interconnects for Millimeter-wave Systems
Abstract : Fueled by the increasing demand for higher data rates, millimeter-wave (mmW) systems emerged as a candidate that can provide multi-gigabit per second (Gb/s) transmission. This demand is mainly driven by modern communication systems and several other wireless and sensing applications such as production quality inspection and imaging systems. READ MORE
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23. Oscillator design in III-V technologies
Abstract : The thesis treats the design of low phase noise oscillators/VCOs in GaAs/InGaP HBT and GaN HEMT technologies. The covered topics are: active device modeling, noise characterization, passive structures, phase noise models, simulation/measurement tools, circuit topologies, and design techniques. READ MORE
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24. Millimeter-Wave Active Array Antennas Integrating Power Amplifier MMICs through Contactless Interconnects
Abstract : Next-generation mobile wireless technologies demand higher data capacity than the modern sub-6 GHz technologies can provide. With abundantly available bandwidth, millimeter waves (e.g., Ka/K bands) can offer data rates of around 10 Gbit/s; however, this shift to higher frequency bands also leads to at least 20 dB more free-space path loss. READ MORE
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25. Ultra-Low Noise InP HEMTs for Cryogenic Amplification
Abstract : InGaAs/InAlAs/InP High Electron Mobility Transistors (InP HEMTs), are today the best devices to design cryogenic low noise amplifiers. However, reported progress in reducing the noise has been slow in the last decade. READ MORE