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MMIC design_LNA _how to form the microstrip line with metal layers

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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.

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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.

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There should be a complex substrate between M1 and M8 but the author ignored to show the details in his figure in order to simplify it.
 
Oh, perhaps it has some material between them. Thank you for mention it. I will check.
 

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