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This letter presents the design of a 140-160 GHz vector-modulator-type phase shifter, integrated in a 55-nm BiCMOS technology. The circuit is optimized to minimize the occupied area and maximize the linearity, facilitating its integration in D-band phased arrays. Test results show an average insertion loss of 4.5 dB, an OP 1 dB of -3.7 dBm, and rms gain/phase errors lower than 1.4 dB and 7.5°. The circuit core occupies 0.05 mm2, consuming less than 66 mW of dc power.
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