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An X-band full-360° reflection type phase shifter with low insertion loss

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An X-band reflection-type phase shifter with full 360° continuous phase shift, low insertion loss, and low gain deviation using standard 0.15µm HEMT process is demonstrated in this paper.
Abstract
An X-band reflection-type phase shifter (RTPS) with full 360° continuous phase shift, low insertion loss, and low gain deviation using standard 0.15-µm HEMT process is demonstrated in this paper. Two circuit implementation techniques are employed: π-type reflection loads and folded Lange coupler. The π-type reflection loads and the folded Lange coupler are utilized in one stage reflection-type phase shifter to cover more than 180° phase tuning. Cascade of two stage RTPS is adopted to achieve 360° phase tuning. Measurements show signal losses of 6.4dB±1.4dB including pad loss, low gain deviation of 0.8 dB, and a 360° continuously tunable range across 11∼13 GHz with 0-mW dc power consumption. To the best of our knowledge, the proposed phase shifter has the highest FOM of 46.2(°/dB), among all reported 360° X-band CMOS phase shifters.

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