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The paper 'A 60-GHz CMOS Receiver Front-End' from Behzad Razavi, it said that he uses the metal to form the microstrip line.
As in the bellowing figure, I am confused that in the chip layout, the metal 8 and metal 1 are far away, while in his figure, the metal 1 and metal 8 are touched together like a microstrip line.
How does the layout in the chip can achieve this by making metal 1 and metal 8 are connected together? Anyone has ideas?
Thanks.
As in the bellowing figure, I am confused that in the chip layout, the metal 8 and metal 1 are far away, while in his figure, the metal 1 and metal 8 are touched together like a microstrip line.
How does the layout in the chip can achieve this by making metal 1 and metal 8 are connected together? Anyone has ideas?
Thanks.