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Technology and Performance of Millimetre-Wave Multilayer Components

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New data are presented on the performance of thick film multilayer microwave components in the frequency range 30–40 GHz. It was seen that the performance of a novel microwave DC block has been enhanced through the use of broadside coupling between conductors in a multilayer structure. Very good results have shown that low loss and wideband performance at low mm-wave frequencies can be achieved through direct thick film printing. The effects of the properties of the materials employed are discussed in the context of minimum cost structures.

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Jakubowska, M., Tian, Z., Free, C. et al. Technology and Performance of Millimetre-Wave Multilayer Components. J Mater Sci: Mater Electron 17, 127–131 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-006-5625-1

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