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Full W-Band High-Gain LNA in mHEMT MMIC Technology
In this contribution the possible applications, technology, design and measurements of a W-Band high gain LNA are given. The main features of the four stage LNA can be summarised as following: a 25 dB average gain with plusmn2 dB ripple from 70 to 105 GHz, where gain is higher than 21 dB on the entire 70-110 GHz range. LNA predicted noise figure is 2.7 dB between 80 and 95GHz and less than 3.2 dB up to 108 GHz while the chip's power consumption is 35 mW. The technology used is a 70 nm GaAs mHEMT process from OMMIC.