C. Kermarrec, T. Tewksbury, G. Dawe, R. Baines, B. Meyerson, D. Harame, M. Gilbert
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SiGe HBTs reach the microwave and millimeter-wave frontier
Silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors (SiGe HBTs) offer significant performance and cost advantages over conventional technologies in the production of integrated circuits for communications, computer and transportation applications. This paper reviews the status of SiGe development, compares SiGe with existing Si and GaAs technologies, and discusses applications extending into the microwave and millimeter-wave regime.