This paper presents a 10-GHz cross-coupled bandpass filter integrated onto low-resistivity silicon. The filter is fabricated on a quartz substrate and then mounted onto the silicon using benzocyclobutene and inverted microstrip interconnects. The approach enables the integration of low-loss distributed microwave components onto CMOS-grade Si substrates while occupying a small effective footprint on the silicon. Experimental and theoretical results are given for 10-GHz filters integrated onto a 10-/spl Omega//spl middot/cm silicon substrate.
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