Characteristics of Interconnects on FR408 at Millimeter-Wave Frequencies

Supreetha R Aroor; Manish Nair; Rashaunda M Henderson

Characteristics of Interconnects on FR408 at Millimeter-Wave Frequencies

Supreetha R Aroor^*
, Manish Nair
, Rashaunda M Henderson

^*Corresponding author for this work

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This work demonstrates the performance of transmission lines on FR408 for millimeter-wave applications. These lines can be used as interconnects to integrate a CMOS IC with an antenna fabricated on FR408 for an integrated low-cost system-in-package solution. Ansoft HFSS simulation results for 50 ohm microstrip and coplanar waveguide lines show a return loss of 20 dB and an insertion loss of 0.2 dB/mm and 0.5 dB/mm, respectively, at 100 GHz. Measured insertion loss up to 67 GHz indicates that CPW lines compare well with simulation while microstrip designs are frequency dependent given the type of measurement transition utilized.

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Title of host publication	Characteristics of Interconnects on FR408 at Millimeter-Wave Frequencies
Publisher	IMAPS Advanced Interconnect Technology Workshop
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2011

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Characteristics of Interconnects on FR408 at Millimeter-Wave Frequencies. IMAPS Advanced Interconnect Technology Workshop, 2011.

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