C. Bozada, D. Barlage, J. Barrette, R. Dettmer, M. Mack, J. S. Sewell, Glen D. Via, L. W. Yang, D. R. Helms, J. J. Komiak
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Abstract
Heterojunction bipolar transistor devices and circuits were fabricated using thermal shunt and bathtub thermal management techniques. Broadband cascode MMICs exhibited 10-14 dB gain at an output power of 2.5-3.0 Watts across 7-11 GHz. A 200 /spl mu/m/sup 2/ common-emitter unit cell achieved 7-8 dB linear power gain and 40% power-added efficiency at a noise power ratio (NPR) of 18 dBc at 12 GHz. Under single tone measurements at 12 GHz, the unit cell achieved 52% power-added efficiency, with 9.5 dB linear gain, 8 dB power gain and 240 mW output power at 5 V bias.