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- 2024Cryogenic characterization of LTCC material in Millimeter-Wave Frequenciescitations
- 2018Reliability assessment and failure mode analysis of MEMS accelerometers for space applicationscitations
- 2012Hot laminated multilayer polymer illumination structure based in embedded LED chipscitations
- 2011Investigation of substrate integrated waveguide in LTCC technology for mm-wave applications
- 2011System-in-package LTCC platform for 3D RF to millimeter wavecitations
- 2010Design, packaging and reliability aspects of RF MEMS circuits fabricated using a GaAs MMIC foundry process technology
- 2007Mixed LTCC ultra compact S-band filters with wide multispurious stopbandcitations
- 2006Integrated LTCC modules by laminating and co-firing tapes directly on heat sinkcitations
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Investigation of substrate integrated waveguide in LTCC technology for mm-wave applications
Abstract
This paper presents the electromagnetic modeling anddesign of substrate integrated waveguides (SIW) up to Wband (75 - 110 GHz) for Low-Temperature Co-fired Ceramics(LTCC) technology. The commercial software package CSTMicrowave Studio was used to optimize a coplanarwaveguide (CPW) to SIW transition. Two test structureswith two CPW to SIW transitions were designed, fabricatedand measured up to 110 GHz. The comparison betweensimulated and measured data for the test structures showsa good agreement. The effective permittivity wasextracted from both simulated and measured data and showgood agreement