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This letter presents a novel approach for packaging millimeter-wave (mmW) and terahertz (THz) circuits. The proposed technique relies on using an on-chip coupling structure that couples the signal to a quarter-wavelength cavity, which in turn couples to either a waveguide (WG) or another chip. The solution also uses a periodic electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structure that controls the electromagnetic wave and prevents field leakage in undesired directions. The proposed solution is fabricated and demonstrated at the D-band (110-170 GHz), and the measurement results show that it achieves a minimum insertion loss of 0.8 and a 3-dB bandwidth extending from 124 to 161 GHz. The proposed approach does not require any galvanic contacts and can be used for packaging integrated circuits in WG modules as well as for chip-to-chip communication.
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