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A mm-Wave Transformer Based Transmit/Receive Switch in 90nm CMOS Technology
Ehsan Adabi, Ali Niknejad

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Ehsan Adabi, Ali Niknejad. "A mm-Wave Transformer Based Transmit/Receive Switch in 90nm CMOS Technology". EuMW, September, 2009.

Abstract
A 50 GHz transformer based single pole double throw (SPDT) shunt switch was designed and fabricated in 90nm digital CMOS process. It has a minimum insertion loss of 3.4dB at 50GHz from the single pole to the ON-thru port and a leakage of 19dB from the single pole to the OFF-thru port. The isolation is 13.7dB between the two thru ports. Return loss for the single pole and ON-thru ports is better than -10dB. Large signal measurements verify that the switch is capable of handling +14dBm of input power at its 1dB compression point. The fabricated SPDT switch has a small active area of 60μm×60μm.

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    Ehsan Adabi, Ali Niknejad. <a
    href="http://bwrc.eecs.berkeley.edu/php/pubs/pubs.php/1096.html">A
    mm-Wave Transformer Based Transmit/Receive Switch in 90nm
    CMOS Technology</a>, EuMW, September, 2009.
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    Ehsan Adabi, Ali Niknejad. "A mm-Wave Transformer Based
    Transmit/Receive Switch in 90nm CMOS Technology". EuMW,
    September, 2009.
  • BibTeX
    @inproceedings{AdabiNiknejad2009,
        author = {Ehsan Adabi and Ali Niknejad},
        title = {A mm-Wave Transformer Based Transmit/Receive
                  Switch in 90nm CMOS Technology},
        booktitle = {EuMW},
        month = {September},
        year = {2009},
        URL = {http:///php/pubs/pubs.php/1096.html}
    }
    

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