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Challenges in integrated CMOS transceivers for short distance wireless

Muhammad et al., 2001

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5357067125929205192
Author
Muhammad K
Straszewski R
Balsara P
Publication year
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Proceedings of the 11th Great Lakes symposium on VLSI

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This paper presents recent trends in the area of integrated CMOS transceiver design for short distance wireless applications. This application is characterized by very low-cost and low-power solutions. Current challenges and recent trends are described and digital …
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