Configuration study for a 30 GHz monolithic receive array: Technical assessment

The current status of monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs) in phased array feeds is discussed from the point of view of cost performance, reliability, and design considerations. Transitions to MMICs, compatible antenna radiating elements and reliability considerations are addressed. Hybr...

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Hauptverfasser:	Nester, W. H., Cleaveland, B., Edward, B., Gotkis, S., Hesserbacker, G., Loh, J., Mitchell, B.
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