Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications
This work explores the implementation of highly compact three dimensional (3D) integrable metamaterial based transmission lines on a low resistivity CMOS grade silicon substrate for microwave and millimeter wave applications. The composite right-left handed (CRLH) architecture is able to be integrat...
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- Batch fabrication
Benzocyclobutene
Dielectric interlayers
Dual Band
Electromagnetic structure
Fabrication process
Finite-ground coplanar waveguides
Left handed
Low resistivity
Low temperatures
Meander inductors
Metal insulator metal capacitor (MIM)
Micromachined
Millimeter-wave applications
Multi-band operations
Multilayer fabrication
Multilayer surfaces
Multiple devices
Negative tones
On-wafer
Pass bands
Post-CMOS
RF-circuits
Silicon substrates
Simulations and measurements
Unit cells
Butenes
CMOS integrated circuits
Computer simulation
Coplanar waveguides
Electric lines
Fabrication
Metamaterials
Millimeter waves
Multilayers
Three dimensional computer graphics
Transmission line theory
MIM devices
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications Batch fabrication Benzocyclobutene Dielectric interlayers Dual Band Electromagnetic structure Fabrication process Finite-ground coplanar waveguides Left handed Low resistivity Low temperatures Meander inductors Metal insulator metal capacitor (MIM) Micromachined Millimeter-wave applications Multi-band operations Multilayer fabrication Multilayer surfaces Multiple devices Negative tones On-wafer Pass bands Post-CMOS RF-circuits Silicon substrates Simulations and measurements Unit cells Butenes CMOS integrated circuits Computer simulation Coplanar waveguides Electric lines Fabrication Metamaterials Millimeter waves Multilayers Three dimensional computer graphics Transmission line theory MIM devices |
title_short |
Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
title_full |
Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Highly compact surface micromachined metamaterial circuits using multilayers of low-loss Benzocyclobutene for microwave and millimeter wave applications |
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Batch fabrication Benzocyclobutene Dielectric interlayers Dual Band Electromagnetic structure Fabrication process Finite-ground coplanar waveguides Left handed Low resistivity Low temperatures Meander inductors Metal insulator metal capacitor (MIM) Micromachined Millimeter-wave applications Multi-band operations Multilayer fabrication Multilayer surfaces Multiple devices Negative tones On-wafer Pass bands Post-CMOS RF-circuits Silicon substrates Simulations and measurements Unit cells Butenes CMOS integrated circuits Computer simulation Coplanar waveguides Electric lines Fabrication Metamaterials Millimeter waves Multilayers Three dimensional computer graphics Transmission line theory MIM devices |
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Batch fabrication Benzocyclobutene Dielectric interlayers Dual Band Electromagnetic structure Fabrication process Finite-ground coplanar waveguides Left handed Low resistivity Low temperatures Meander inductors Metal insulator metal capacitor (MIM) Micromachined Millimeter-wave applications Multi-band operations Multilayer fabrication Multilayer surfaces Multiple devices Negative tones On-wafer Pass bands Post-CMOS RF-circuits Silicon substrates Simulations and measurements Unit cells Butenes CMOS integrated circuits Computer simulation Coplanar waveguides Electric lines Fabrication Metamaterials Millimeter waves Multilayers Three dimensional computer graphics Transmission line theory MIM devices |
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This work explores the implementation of highly compact three dimensional (3D) integrable metamaterial based transmission lines on a low resistivity CMOS grade silicon substrate for microwave and millimeter wave applications. The composite right-left handed (CRLH) architecture is able to be integrated with an integrated circuit (IC) using a multilayer surface micromachined fabrication process as a post-CMOS process. The fabrication process employs the negative tone photo sensitive Benzocyclobutene (BCB) as a low-loss dielectric interlayer material allowing packaging compatible high performance RF circuits. Since the low temperature and multilayer fabrication is compatible with CMOS/MEMS processes, it allows the batch fabrication of multiple devices and the easy implementation of 3D vertical interconnects. The design, modeling, fabrication and on-wafer characterization are presented for 50 Ω compact multilayer finite ground coplanar waveguide (FGC) CRLH unit cells and transmission lines for broadband and multiband operation at Ku and Ka frequencies of 14 GHz and 35 GHz, respectively. Also, the comparison between the simulation and measurement results up to 40 GHz on the aforementioned 3D electromagnetic structures is provided. The left handed capacitance and inductance components of the CRLH structures are implemented with photolithographically defined Metal-Insulator-Metal (MIM) capacitors and BCB embedded meander inductors, respectively, which allows the fabrication of very compact CRLH devices. The fabricated dual band unit cell features a size of λ 0/30 at 14 GHz and an insertion loss of less than 2dB within the passband. © 2012 IEEE. |
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2020-03-26T16:32:56Z2020-03-26T16:32:56Z2012Proceedings - Electronic Components and Technology Conference; pp. 2062-2069978146731966905695503https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12585/909310.1109/ECTC.2012.6249125Universidad Tecnológica de BolívarRepositorio UTB55370044500371012272007402126778This work explores the implementation of highly compact three dimensional (3D) integrable metamaterial based transmission lines on a low resistivity CMOS grade silicon substrate for microwave and millimeter wave applications. The composite right-left handed (CRLH) architecture is able to be integrated with an integrated circuit (IC) using a multilayer surface micromachined fabrication process as a post-CMOS process. The fabrication process employs the negative tone photo sensitive Benzocyclobutene (BCB) as a low-loss dielectric interlayer material allowing packaging compatible high performance RF circuits. Since the low temperature and multilayer fabrication is compatible with CMOS/MEMS processes, it allows the batch fabrication of multiple devices and the easy implementation of 3D vertical interconnects. The design, modeling, fabrication and on-wafer characterization are presented for 50 Ω compact multilayer finite ground coplanar waveguide (FGC) CRLH unit cells and transmission lines for broadband and multiband operation at Ku and Ka frequencies of 14 GHz and 35 GHz, respectively. Also, the comparison between the simulation and measurement results up to 40 GHz on the aforementioned 3D electromagnetic structures is provided. The left handed capacitance and inductance components of the CRLH structures are implemented with photolithographically defined Metal-Insulator-Metal (MIM) capacitors and BCB embedded meander inductors, respectively, which allows the fabrication of very compact CRLH devices. The fabricated dual band unit cell features a size of λ 0/30 at 14 GHz and an insertion loss of less than 2dB within the passband. © 2012 IEEE.IEEE Components, Packag. Manuf. Technol. Soc. 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