David Bierbuesse, F. Dietrich, Eduard Heidebrecht, R. Negra
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The synthesis of a broadband LNA operating at THz-frequencies is presented. The overall synthesis time does not exceed 2.5 hours. To the best of the author’s knowledge, this work presents the first ever published synthesis of a THz LNA circuit. The synthesized LNA provides more than 15 dB gain over a frequency range from 140–220 GHz with a 3dB-bandwidth of 70 GHz from 150–220 GHz. The minimum noise figure is 8.2 dB and a maximum P1dB of −1.5 dBm can be achieved in simulation.