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Solid state monolithic variable phase shifter with operation into the millimeter wave wavelength regime

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Information is provided on the theory and design, fabrication, and experimental results for a phase shifter designed to operate in the millimeter wavelength region. The device was fabricated in a manner that makes it compatible with present GaAs monolithic microwave circuit technology. Continuously variable phase shift is obtained by varying the bias voltage from −5.0 to +0.65 V on a Schottky microstrip line. Experimental phase shift and loss data are provided for two different width (w) Schottky lines, w=1.5 and 7.3 μm, for frequencies 2–18 GHz.

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Krowne, C.M., Neidert, R.E. Solid state monolithic variable phase shifter with operation into the millimeter wave wavelength regime. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 7, 715–728 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01014379

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