Gallium Arsenide IC Applications Handbook
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Table of contents
- Contentsv
- Contributorsix
- Prefacexi
- Chapter 1. MMIC Technology Overview1
- 1.1 Introduction1
- 1.2 Brief History of MMICs3
- 1.3 Benefits of Monolithic Integration4
- 1.4 Advantages of GaAs for MMICs7
- 1.5 MMIC Active Devices8
- 1.6 MMIC Design11
- 1.7 GaAs IC Fabrication14
- 1.8 MMIC Packaging20
- 1.9 Summary23
- References24
- Chapter 2. MMIC Application Overview29
- 2.1 Introduction29
- 2.2 Role of GaAs MMICs in Systems30
- 2.3 Historical Market Projections30
- 2.4 Military System Applications31
- 2.5 MIMIC Program35
- 2.6 Commercial System Applications40
- 2.7 Summary53
- References53
- Chapter 3. Digital GaAs Integrated Circuits57
- 3.1 Introduction57
- 3.2 Logic Design59
- 3.3 Trade-offs between Silicon and GaAs63
- 3.4 Digital GaAs Product Insertions 7070
- 3.5 Summary76
- References77
- Chapter 4. Phased-Array Radar79
- 4.1 Introduction79
- 4.2 Phased-Array Radar Architectures96
- 4.3 Subsystem Functions and GaAs IC Applications99
- 4.4 Transceiver Module Technology105
- 4.5 Summary and Future Trends132
- References133
- Chapter 5. Electronic Warfare I: Transmitters137
- 5.1 Introduction137
- 5.2 EW Subsystems142
- 5.3 Generic EW Chips161
- 5.4 Summary165
- 5.5 Future Trends171
- References172
- Chapter 6. Electronic Warfare II: Receivers173
- 6.1 Introduction174
- 6.2 The Crystal Video Receiver Structures182
- 6.3 Superheterodyne Receiver Structures184
- 6.4 Channelized Receiver Structures193
- 6.5 IFM Receiver Structures199
- 6.6 Integrated EW Transmit/Receive Modules206
- 6.7 Other EW Receiver Types220
- 6.8 Summary and Future Trends220
- References221
- Chapter 7. Instrumentation225
- 7.1 Introduction225
- 7.2 Technology Choices and Merits of Using GaAs ICs226
- 7.3 Typical Instrumentation Block Diagrams and GaAs IC Opportunities232
- 7.4 Application Examples250
- 7.5 Conclusions and Future Trends253
- Reference253
- Chapter 8. Personal Communications Service255
- 8.1 Introduction255
- 8.2 Requirements for a PCS Voice/Data System259
- 8.3 MMIC Components for PCS267
- 8.4 Future Trends in PCS283
- References290
- Chapter 9. Satellite Communications293
- 9.1 Introduction293
- 9.2 Evolution in Communications Satellites294
- 9.3 MMIC Technology in Satellite Transponders302
- 9.4 Space-Qualified MMIC Components303
- 9.5 Space-Qualification of MMICs307
- 9.6 MMIC Subsystem Design Examples308
- 9.7 Future Direction318
- References320
- Chapter 10. Direct Broadcast Satellite Receivers323
- 10.1 Introduction323
- 10.2 System Descriptions324
- 10.3 Receiver Components329
- 10.4 GaAs MMIC Development for DBS332
- 10.5 Commercially Available GaAs MMICs335
- 10.6 Designing Receiver Components with MMICs344
- 10.7 Application Issues350
- 10.8 Future Trends352
- References352
- Appendix A355
- Appendix B357
- Appendix C359
- Index363
Gallium Arsenide IC Applications Handbook is the first text to offer a comprehensive treatment of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) integrated chip (IC) applications, specifically in microwave systems. The books coverage of GaAs in microwave monolithic ICs demonstrates why GaAs is being hailed as a material of the future for the various advantages it holds over silicon.
This volume provides scientists, physicists, electrical engineers, and technology professionals and managers working on microwave technology with practical information on GaAs applications in radar, electronic warfare, communications, consumer electronics, automotive electronics and traffic control.
Includes an executive summary in each volume and chapter
Facilitates comprehension with its tutorial writing style
Covers key technical issues
Emphasizes practical aspects of the technology
Contains minimal mathematics
Provides a complete reference list
This volume provides scientists, physicists, electrical engineers, and technology professionals and managers working on microwave technology with practical information on GaAs applications in radar, electronic warfare, communications, consumer electronics, automotive electronics and traffic control.
Includes an executive summary in each volume and chapter
Facilitates comprehension with its tutorial writing style
Covers key technical issues
Emphasizes practical aspects of the technology
Contains minimal mathematics
Provides a complete reference list