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This paper describes coplanar waveguide (CPW) quadrature couplers that utilize metal–insulator–metal (MIM) capacitors at each corner, eliminating the need for air bridges and significantly reducing the coupler footprint. A 20 GHz coupler on high‐resistivity silicon with branch lengths of 40° (660 μm) is presented—the area is 80% smaller than a conventional design. A measured insertion loss of ∼4.5±0.5 dB was achieved at 20 GHz.
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