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GaAs amplifiers for radar and mobile communication systems
GaAs MMICs for frequency bands up to and above the X-band have been designed and manufactured in the planar DIOM process exhibiting not only performance data comparable to much higher cost processes but excellent uniformity and repeatability too. The application range for the supply voltage can vary from as low as 2.7 V to 12 V for receive and transmit circuits.