Semiconductor device comprising a broadband and high-gain monoli

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Field effect device – Junction field effect transistor

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257276, 257277, 257536, 330277, H01L 2980

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor device including a distributed-type monolithic integrated circuit on a substrate, operating in the high frequency and/or microwave range, this distributed circuit having a plurality of coupled stages each having at least a transistor with a first electrode being AC connected to ground. The first electrode is connected to ground by two branches, a first branch being connected directly to a first ground stub and a second branch being connected to a second ground stub through a resistor.

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