De-embedding interconnects from mmWave flip-chip integrated photodiodes
ORAL
Abstract
6G technologies are pushing electronics and materials testing into mmWave (30 GHz - 300 GHz) and low THz regime, however, conventional up-conversion methods are band limited and noisy. We have previously presented a method for signal generation that relies on flip-chip integration of photodiodes onto lithographically patterned, electrooptic waveguides for low-noise, high power signal generation in the hundreds of GHz. While this method proved to be more broadband than traditional vector network analyzer extender heads, the on-wafer reference plane poses challenges such as de-embedding the bonding interconnect from the photodiode performance. This work focuses on characterizing, diagnosing, and correcting for the effects of those interconnects.
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Presenters
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Anna Osella
Colorado School of Mines
Authors
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Anna Osella
Colorado School of Mines
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Bryan Bosworth
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Nick Jungwirth
NIST
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Ari Feldman
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Nate Orloff
National Institute of Standards and Technology