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A ${K} $-Band High-Gain and Low-Noise Folded CMOS Mixer Using Current-Reuse and Cross-Coupled Techniques

Peng et al., 2019

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6494328660095140665
Author
Peng Y
He J
Hou H
Wang H
Chang S
Huang Q
Zhu Y
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IEEE Access

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A high-gain and low-noise folded down-conversion mixer for K-band applications is presented in this paper. Benefited from the folded double-balanced architecture, the transconductance (gm) stage and the switch stage of the mixer can operate in-different bias …
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