125 GHz Frequency Doubler using a Waveguide Cavity Produced by Micro Stereolithography
Jan. 25, 2022
Read this technical paper to learn how high-precision projection micro stereolithography 3D printing was used to fabricate the first Schottky diode frequency doubler with a split-block waveguide structure.
This technical paper reports on the first Schottky diode frequency doubler with a split-block waveguide structure fabricated by a high-precision projection micro-stereolithography (PµSL) printing process. The printed polymer waveguide parts were plated with copper and a thin protective layer of gold. The surface roughness of the printed waveguide parts has been characterized and the critical dimensions measured, revealing good printing quality as well as a dimensional accuracy that meets the tight tolerance requirements for sub-terahertz active devices.
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