Microfluidically Reconfigurable mm-Wave Slow Wave Phase Shifter With Integrated Actuation

IF 2.9 2区工程技术 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1109/LMWC.2022.3193693

J. Mendoza, G. Mumcu

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Abstract

A microfluidically reconfigurable slow wave phase shifter (MRPS) with integrated actuation is introduced. MRPS is based on a selectively metalized plate (SMP) repositionable within a microfluidic channel placed in close proximity to a microstrip line. SMP repositioning creates a variable capacitive loading to alter the speed of the propagating wave. The device exhibits < 2 dB insertion loss (IL) and a reconfiguration time of 50 ms. The

$|S_{21}|$

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, and phase performances are characterized to be stable with respect to gravity by no more than 0.16 dB, 3.02 dB, and 7.73° variations, respectively. Vibration test shows 0.08 dB in IL, 1.72 dB in return loss (RL), and 4.23° in phase variations. The device is expected to handle 5.2 W of continuous RF power.

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集成驱动的微流体可重构毫米波慢波移相器

介绍了一种集成驱动的微流体可重构慢波移相器。MRPS基于可在微流体通道内重新定位的选择性金属化板（SMP），该微流体通道放置在微带线附近。SMP重新定位产生可变电容负载以改变传播波的速度。该器件表现出<2dB的插入损耗（IL）和50ms的重新配置时间。$|S_{21}|$、$|S_｛11}|$和相位性能相对于重力分别稳定不超过0.16dB、3.02dB和7.73°的变化。振动测试显示IL为0.08 dB，回波损耗（RL）为1.72 dB，相位变化为4.23°。该设备预计可处理5.2W的连续射频功率。

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IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters 工程技术-工程：电子与电气

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13.30%

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376

审稿时长

3.0 months

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