1999
DOI: 10.1109/75.808033
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A drop-on band-pass filter for millimeter-wave multichip modules on LTCC

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“…Several designs were made and investigated with respect to the tolerances of the available LTCC technology; the required accuracy of around or better than 10 gm could not be achieved. As a consequence, a different solution was proposed and tested [11]. The filter was fabricated on a small alumina substrate with its tight tolerances and placed on top of the LTCC substrate.…”
Section: Drop-on Band Pass Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several designs were made and investigated with respect to the tolerances of the available LTCC technology; the required accuracy of around or better than 10 gm could not be achieved. As a consequence, a different solution was proposed and tested [11]. The filter was fabricated on a small alumina substrate with its tight tolerances and placed on top of the LTCC substrate.…”
Section: Drop-on Band Pass Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, quasi planar components that can be directly interconnected with a planar passive network did receive much interest in the past few years [1]. In the same time, silicon bulk micromachining technique emerged as a promising solution to achieve collective precise machining that is required to build high Q monolithic resonant structures [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%