U. Pfeiffer, J. Grzyb, R. Al Hadi, N. Sarmah, K. Statnikov, S. Malz, B. Heinemann
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Abstract
This paper presents recent developments on transmitter and receiver circuit in advanced SiGe technologies for emerging applications in the sub-millimeter wave region of the electromagnetic spectrum. This includes high-power harmonic oscillators, multiplier chains, and heterodyne I/Q transmitters for terahertz signal generation, as well as direct detectors, heterodyne receivers and Radar transceivers for wide-band signal detection. The circuits are attached to a secondary silicon lens and packaged on low-cost FR4 printed circuit boards.