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This paper presents a high-gain D-band power amplifier (PA) fabricated with 28-nm CMOS technology for a sub-terahertz frequency modulated continuous wave imaging system. It adopts two-channel power combining using artificial transmission lines to absorb the parasitic capacitance of the ground-signal-ground pad. The layout of the transistors and neutralization capacitors are optimized to improve the maximum stable gain, stability, and robustness. Asymmetrically magnetically coupled resonators are used in inter-stage and input matching networks to extend the operating bandwidth. The PA achieves a peak power gain of 21.9 dB and maximum output power of 11.8 dBm with 10.7% of power-added efficiency. Also, this PA can achieve higher than 10 dBm output power over the frequency range of 120-150 GHz.

A 120–150 GHz Power Amplifier in 28-nm CMOS Achieving 21.9-dB Gain and 11.8-dBm Psat for Sub-THz Imaging System

A 120–150 GHz Power Amplifier in 28-nm CMOS Achieving 21.9-dB Gain and 11.8-dBm P_sat for Sub-THz Imaging System