N. Erickson, R. Grosslein, R. Erickson, S. Weinreb
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A cryogenic focal plane array for 85-115 GHz using MMIC preamplifiers
A new focal plane array for 85-115 GHz is described. This array has 16 pixels, and uses InP MMIC preamplifiers with 40 dB gain, followed by a wideband subharmonic mixer to convert to a 5-20 GHz IF band. A low loss isolator is used to achieve an excellent input match. Square corrugated feed horns are used for efficient filling of the focal plane. Critical components are operated at a temperature of 20 K. The noise temperature varies from 50-130 K, including all pixels, across the full band.