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global symposium on millimeter waves | 2012

94 GHz MMIC single balanced mixer for FMCW radar sensor application

Sang-Jin Lee; Tae-Jong Baek; Min Han; Seok-Gyu Choi; Dong-Sik Ko; Jin-Koo Rhee

We present a 94 GHz MMIC single balanced mixer using the branch line couplers and 0.1 μm GaAs-based metamorphic high electron mobility transistors (MHEMTs) for FMCW radar sensor application. The mixer was designed in a resistive structure because of no drain bias and low DC currents. Two single ended mixers in the fabricated MMIC single balanced mixer share gate bias circuits. The fabricated mixer shows a conversion loss of 14.7 dB at 94 GHz, and the LO to RF isolation of 34.2 ~ 35.2 dB in LO frequency range of 93.675 ~ 94.275 GHz.


IEEE Sensors Journal | 2011

A Transceiver Module for FMCW Radar Sensors Using 94-GHz Dot-Type Schottky Diode Mixer

Tae-Jong Baek; Dong-Sik Ko; Sang-Jin Lee; Yong-Hyun Baek; Min Han; Seok-Gyu Choi; Jae-Hyun Choi; Wan-Joo Kim; Jin-Koo Rhee

In this study, we fabricated a 94-GHz transceiver module for a millimeter-wave (MMW) frequency modulation continuous wave (FMCW) radar sensor. The transceiver modules consist of a waveguide voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and Rx module using a single balanced mixer. We designed a mixer with a conversion loss of 6.4 dB, without using an amplifier. Also, the waveguide VCO consisted of an InP Gunn diode, a varactor diode, two bias posts with LPF, and a Magic Tee for the MMW radar transceiver. The fabricated VCO has a tuning range of 1280 MHz by a varactor bias of 0~20 V, 1.69% linearity range of 680 MHz, and current consumption of 154 to 157 mA. The completed module has a good conversion loss of 10.6 dB with an LO power of 11.4 dBm at 94 GHz. With this RF and LO input power, the conversion loss was maintained between 10.2-11.5 dB in the RF frequency range of 93.67-94.95 GHz.


IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters | 2008

A Novel 94-GHz MHMET-Based Diode Mixer Using a 3–dB Tandem Coupler

Mun-Kyo Lee; Byeong-Ok Lim; Sang-Jin Lee; Dong-Sik Ko; Sung-Woon Moon; Dan An; Yong-Hoh Kim; Sam-Dong Kim; Hyun-Chang Park; Jin-Koo Rhee

We report a high-performance 94-GHz monolithic millimeter-wave integrated-circuit diode mixer using metamorphic high-electron mobility transistor (MHEMT) diodes and a coplanar waveguide tandem coupler. A novel single-balanced structure of diode mixer is proposed in this paper, where a 3-dB tandem coupler with two sections of parallel-coupled line and air-bridge crossover structures are used for wide frequency operation. The fabricated mixer exhibits excellent local oscillator-radio-frequency (LO-RF) isolation, greater than 30 dB, in the 5-GHz bandwidth of 91-96 GHz. A good conversion loss of 7.4 dB is measured at 94 GHz. The proposed MHEMT-based diode mixer shows superior LO-RF isolation and conversion loss to those of the W-band mixers reported to date.


Journal of Applied Physics | 2011

All-inorganic spin-cast quantum dot based bipolar nonvolatile resistive memory

V. Kannan; Yeon-Sik Chae; Ch. V. V. Ramana; Dong-Sik Ko; Jin-Koo Rhee

We introduce an all-inorganic solution processed bipolar nonvolatile resistive memory device with quantum dot/metal-metal oxide/quantum dot structure. The two terminal device exhibits excellent switching characteristics with ON/OFF ratio >103. The device maintained its state even after removal of the bias voltage. The switching time is faster than 50 ns. Device did not show degradation after 1-h retention test at 150 °C. The memory functionality was consistent even after multiple cycles of operation and the device is reproducible. The switching mechanism is discussed on the basis of charge trapping in quantum dots with metal oxide serving as the barrier.


IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters | 2011

New Tuning Method for 94 GHz Waveguide Voltage Controlled Oscillator

Dong-Sik Ko; Sang-Jin Lee; Tae-Jong Baek; Seok-Gyu Choi; Min Han; Hyun-Chang Park; Jin-Koo Rhee; Joo-Ho Jung; Young-Wook Park

We propose a simple, yet highly effective tuning method to increase the bandwidth of a waveguide voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) by applying controlled mechanical pressures to the packaged Gunn diode mounted in the waveguide cavity resonator. When we applied this method to a varactor-tuned, second-harmonic 94 GHz VCO, the bandwidth was doubled to 1 GHz with an output power over 14.8 dBm, which is suitable for frequency-modulated continuous-wave radar sensor applications.


Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 2010

Development of GaAs Gunn Diodes and Their Applications to Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar

Seok-Gyu Choi; Min Han; Yong-Hyun Baek; Dong-Sik Ko; Tae-Jong Baek; Sang-Jin Lee; Jin-Ho Kim; Seong-Dae Lee; Mi-Ra Kim; Yeon-Sik Chae; Adaikalam Kathalingam; Jin-Koo Rhee

In this work, we have designed and fabricated the GaAs Gunn diodes for a 94 GHz waveguide voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) which is one of the important parts in a frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar application. For fabrication of the high power GaAs Gunn diodes, we adopted a graded gap injector which enhances the output power and conversion efficiency by effectively removing the dead-zone. We have measured RF characteristics of the fabricated GaAs Gunn diodes. The operating current, oscillation frequency, and output power of the fabricated GaAs Gunn diodes are presented as a function of the anode diameters. The operating current increases with anode diameters, whereas the oscillation frequency decreases. The higher oscillation frequency was obtained from 60 µm anode diameters of the fabricated Gunn GaAs diodes and higher power was obtained from 68 µm. Also, for application of the 94 GHz FMCW radar system, we have fabricated the 94 GHz waveguide VCO. From the fabricated GaAs Gunn diodes of anode diameter of 60 µm, we have obtained the improved VCO performance.


asia-pacific microwave conference | 2007

94GHz Single-balanced Diode Mixer for FMCW Radar applications

Dong-Sik Ko; Mun-Kyo Lee; Dan An; Bok-Hyung Lee; Byeong-Ok Lim; Sang-Jin Lee; Sung-Woon Moon; Byoung-Chul Jun; Seok-Ho Bang; Jung-Dong Park; Wan-Joo Kim; Sam-Dong Kim; Jin-Koo Rhee

In this paper, we present a high performance 94 GHz MMIC diode mixer using a 100-nm metamorphic high electron mobility transistor (MHEMT) diode and coplanar waveguide (CPW) 3-dB tandem coupler. A novel single-balanced structure of MHEMT diode mixer was proposed in this work, and 3-dB tandem coupler with the air-bridge structure was used for broadband LO-RF isolation. The fabricated mixer has LO-RF isolation, greater than 19 dB, in 15 GHz bandwidth of 82-97 GHz. The good conversion loss of 14.8 dB was measured at 94 GHz.


global symposium on millimeter waves | 2012

Tuning characteristics of 94 GHz waveguide VCO

Min Han; Dong-Sik Ko; Tae-Jong Baek; Sang-Jin Lee; Seok-Gyu Choi; Jin-Koo Rhee

We have proposed a new tuning method of 94 GHz waveguide voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). We have designed and fabricated a varactor-tuned 94 GHz second harmonic VCO. We discuss a new method that a simple and effective tuning method increases greatly the bandwidth of the VCO with high output power and operating frequency simultaneously for the FMCW radar system by applying a controlled impact to the Gunn diode. The VCO employs a commercially available GaAs Gunn diode in packaged form and a GaAs Gunn diode mounted in a waveguide cavity. Also, we adapted MINTs GaAs Gunn diode.


asia-pacific microwave conference | 2009

Design and fabrication of MMW module for 94 GHz radar sensor applications

Min Han; Dong-Sik Ko; Sang-Jin Lee; Yong-Hyun Baek; Seok-Gyu Choi; Sung-wun Moon; Tae-Jong Baek; Chang-woo Lee; Yeon-Sik Chae; Jin-Koo Rhee

We present design and fabrication of a 94 GHz radar sensor module. The 94 GHz sensor module has four components including 94 GHz single balanced diode mixer part, waveguide VCO (voltage controlled oscillator) part, magic tee part and bias PCB part. The 94 GHz single balanced diode mixer is developed on Duroid RT 5880 substrate with DC 1346 Schottky diode. The mixer has advantage of good conversion loss at high LO power and isolation characteristic. 94 GHz single balanced diode mixer has advantage of comparatively easy fabrication. The waveguide VCO consist of GaAs Gunn diode, varactor diode, two-bias post and cavity. The waveguide VCO is operated at 94 GHz. The magic tee has four waveguide arm regions with standard WR-10 and divides output power from VCO. Transmission frequency of 94 GHz MMW sensor module is 93.607 ∼ 94.727 GHz. Bandwidth is 1.12 GHz. 2% linearity range is 680 MHz. Power is 11.03 ∼ 11.47 dBm. Conversion loss about −7 dB at IF 500 MHz


asia-pacific microwave conference | 2009

Fabrication of hyperabrupt GaAs varactor diode for W-band waveguide VCO

Seok-Gyu Choi; Yong-Hyun Baek; Sun-Woo Park; Seung-Hyun Hong; Tae-Jong Baek; Min Han; Dong-Sik Ko; Mi-Ra Kim; Jin-Koo Rhee

In this work, we fabricated a hyperabrupt varactor diode and W-band waveguide VCO using fabricated varactor diode. With the anode diameter of 90 µm, a maximum reverse breakdown voltage of 40 V at a leakage current of 30 µA, a maximum capacitance of 5.82 pF, and a minimum capacitance of 0.7 pF were obtained, resulting in a Cmax/Cmin ratio of 8.31. Fabricated VCO showed an excellent linearity of 1.6 % within 800 MHz. The bandwidth of the VCO was 1.165 GHz from 93.305 GHz to 94.47 GHz, and the output power was from 14.6 dBm to 15.42 dBm.

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