The designs and performances of a 2-24 GHz distributed matrix amplifier and 1-20 GHz 2-stage Darlington coupled amplifier based on an advanced HBT MBE profile that increases the bandwidth response of the distributed and Darlington amplifiers by providing lower base-emitter and collector-base capacitances are presented. The matrix amplifier has a 9.5 dB nominal gain and a 3-dB bandwidth to 24 GHz. This result benchmarks the highest bandwidth reported for an HBT distributed amplifier. The input and output VSWRs are less than 1.5:1 and 2.0:1, respectively. The total power consumed is less than 60 mW. The chip size measures 2.5*2.6 mm/sup 2/. The 2-stage Darlington amplifier has 7 dB gain and 3-dB bandwidth beyond 20 GHz. The input and output VSWRs are less than 1.5:1 and 2.3:1, respectively. This amplifier consumes 380 mW of power and has a chip size of 1.66*1.05 mm/sup 2/.>
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