C. Vázquez, A. Hadarig, S. Ver Hoeye, R. Camblor, Miguel Fernández, G. Hotopan, L. Alonso, F. Las-Heras
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Abstract
In this work, a millimetre wave receiver prototype integrating a graphene based subharmonic mixer and a diagonal horn antenna is presented. The block receives a millimetre wave signal in the WR-5 frequency band (140-220 GHz), which is downconverted using a high-order harmonic component of the local oscillator signal, in the WR-28 frequency band (26.5-40 GHz), producing an IF output at 300 MHz. A prototype has been manufactured using high precision 3D printing techniques. The performance for subharmonic orders 6, 8 and 10 has been evaluated through preliminary measurements in the neighbouring WR-3 frequency band. Measured radiation patterns are also presented.