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Tunable duplexers: downlink band isolation requirements for LTE user equipment

Laughlin et al., 2019

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9412683400477273606
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Laughlin L
Zhang C
Beach M
Morris K
Haine J
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IEEE Wireless Communications Letters

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Tunable duplexers based on self-interference cancellation present a promising alternative to fixed-frequency duplexers (eg, surface acoustic wave devices), however the level of transmit- to-receive (Tx-Rx) isolation they provide is typically lower compared to acoustic devices …
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