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A direct-conversion receiver IC for WCDMA mobile systems

Reynolds et al., 2003

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7118368438491675497
Author
Reynolds S
Floyd B
Beukema T
Zwick T
Pfeiffer U
Ainspan H
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits

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A prototype design of a 2.7-3.3-V 14.5-mA SiGe direct-conversion receiver IC for use in third- generation wide-band code-division multiple-access (3G WCDMA) mobile cellular systems has been completed and measured. The design includes a bypassable low-noise amplifier …
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