Sponsored Projects Relating to MMIC Design

Students and faculty in the LAMMDA laboratory often participate in cooperative research programs with local MMIC manufacturers. In such programs, faculty and company representatives determine a MMIC design problem that is both novel and of practical interest. A graduate student does the design and the participating company fabricates it. After testing the resulting MMIC, the student documents the design in the form of a project report or thesis. Such projects provide invaluable experience for the student. They also provide the company with an opportunity to assess a future employee and to participate in his or her education.
Representative Projects include:
"A Compact Coplanar Ku Band Low Noise Amplifier"
"A Plastic Packaged Low Noise Amplifier at 5.8 GHz"
" A Compact Flipped Chip Low Noise Amplifier at 20 GHz"
" Use of Coplanar and Microstrip for a Compact Millimeterwave Power Amplifier"
 
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