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Research paper describing development and characterization of 140 nm and 90 nm GaN MMIC devices for millimeter-wave power applications, including fabrication details, test results, and plans for open foundry release.
Authors: David F. Brown, Carlton Creamer, Kenneth K. Chu, Richard Isaak, Louis Mt. Pleasant, Donald Mitchell, Wen Zhu, Puneet Srivastava, Hong Lu, Jose Diaz
Organization: BAE Systems Inc
Location: Nashua, NH, USA
Keywords: GaN, MMIC, RF, millimeter wave, foundry
Document type: Technical paper
Target audience: DoD community, RF engineers
Focus: 140 nm GaN MMIC for DC–50 GHz, 90 nm GaN MMIC for V- and W-band
Device features: 140 nm gate length, low-stress SiN passivation, CPW layout
Test methods: DC, small-signal, pulsed IV, load-pull, X-band amplifier evaluation
Wafer sizes: 4-inch (future 6-inch scale)
Technology readiness: MRL 6 (planned)
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Year: 2023
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‘Deregisterment’ and ‘Fossil Forms’: The Cases of gan and mun in “Yorkshire” Dialect from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century
Author: Paul Cooper
Academic field: Sociolinguistics
Research topic: Enregisterment and indexicality of dialect features in Yorkshire dialect
Geographical focus: Yorkshire, England
Language variety studied: Yorkshire dialect
Key lexical items examined: gan (‘go’), mun (‘must’)
Historical period analysed: Nineteenth century to twenty-first century
Type of document: Academic research article
Sources analysed: Dialect literature, literary dialect, dialect dictionaries, travel writing, glossaries, online speaker survey
Methodology: Corpus analysis and metapragmatic discourse analysis
Theoretical framework: Enregisterment theory and indexical order in sociolinguistics
Related concepts: Metapragmatic stereotypes, dialect commentary, fossil forms
Topics: MMIC Millimeter-wave GAN