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A compact DC - 20 GHz SPDT switch circuit using lateral RF MEMS switches

Min Tang, +2 more
- Vol. 2, pp 1-4
TLDR
In this article, a single-pole-double-throw (SPDT) switch circuit using high-aspect-ratio lateral RF microelectromechanics system (MEMS) switches has been designed to operate from DC to 20 GHz by using lateral switches and coplanar waveguide configuration.
Abstract
A new single-pole-double-throw (SPDT) switch circuit using high-aspect-ratio lateral RF microelectromechanics system (MEMS) switches has been designed to operate from DC to 20 GHz By using lateral switches and coplanar waveguide configuration, compactness and low-loss can be obtained The circuit provides greater than 22 dB isolation and less than 09 dB insertion losses up to 20 GHz A low-cost high-yield silicon-on-glass (SOG) fabrication process has been developed to fabricate this SPDT switch circuit The size of the whole circuit is only 164 mm /spl times/ 13 mm in area

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