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A 750 mV fully integrated direct conversion receiver front-end for GSM in 90-nm CMOS

Brandolini et al., 2007

Document ID
4466608615423793486
Author
Brandolini M
Sosio M
Svelto F
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits

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The design of RF integrated circuits, at the low voltage allowed by sub-scaled technologies, is particularly challenging in cellular phone applications where the received signal is surrounded by huge interferers, determining an extremely high dynamic range requirement …
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