A 3-D Pillar-Based Electromagnetic Interference Shield for <i>W</i>-Band Antenna on Silicon Using Wire Bonding Technology

Chiang, Ching-Wen; Huang, Ruijie; Liang, Chia Jen; Wu, Chung Tse Michael; Kuan, Yen-Cheng

doi:10.1109/tcpmt.2021.3124195

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“…In addition, the bandwidth percentage of the antenna is also very competitive. Compared to [15,16,19], the proposed SiGe CMOS horn antenna has a benefit in bandwidth. Compared to the antennas of [15][16][17][18], the proposed antenna has a dimension advantage.…”

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“…In the millimeter-Wave frequency band where atmospheric propagation and resistive losses are large [13,14], high-gain antenna types can be used to solve this phenomenon [5,7]. Horn antennas in wireless communication systems and radar systems [1,4] are widely used because of their large gain [5,13,15] and high efficiency [16]. Horn antennas are characterized by their simple structure [13], easy control [5,17], high efficiency, stable radiation direction [15,18], moderate bandwidth [13,15,[17][18][19], and powerful power processing capabilities [13], is widely used in the energy supply of tracking satellite, systems of phased array, devices of microwave heating, and as general standard components for calibrating and measuring high-gain antennas [17].…”

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“…Horn antennas in wireless communication systems and radar systems [1,4] are widely used because of their large gain [5,13,15] and high efficiency [16]. Horn antennas are characterized by their simple structure [13], easy control [5,17], high efficiency, stable radiation direction [15,18], moderate bandwidth [13,15,[17][18][19], and powerful power processing capabilities [13], is widely used in the energy supply of tracking satellite, systems of phased array, devices of microwave heating, and as general standard components for calibrating and measuring high-gain antennas [17]. It is usually made up of metal and dielectric materials and performs consistently in various environments without requiring regular maintenance [5].…”

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“…It is usually made up of metal and dielectric materials and performs consistently in various environments without requiring regular maintenance [5]. In general, the horn antenna is known for its wide-band performance [15,17], excellent directivity [15], simple structure [17] and wide application fields. It is used in radar [5], communications [17,20].…”

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Horn Antenna on Chip Operating at 180 GHz Using the SiGe CMOS Process

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Huang,

Chen

2024

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This article proposes a chip antenna on millimeter-Waves. This antenna combined with TSMC 180 nm SiGe CMOS technology has the advantage of being small in size and is suitable for wireless communications. The multilayer architecture Horn antenna implemented on M4–M6 can meet both process reliability specifications and radiation performance. The results of the simulation show that the maximum gain is −4.2 dBi. The return loss measurement results are almost consistent with the simulation results, and the bandwidth range is 177.4–183 GHz. This article first describes the antenna production process and measurement results, analyses the impact of the parameters on the antenna, and further compares it with other designs. The excellence of this article is that it proposes a design that solves the problem of large millimeter wave loss and successfully reduces the area. At the same time, this article can contribute to readers’ future optimization and continued research directions, and at the same time contribute simulation and measurement trends to let readers understand the stability of CMOS chip antenna simulation and measurement.

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