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Ock, 2016 - Google Patents

Design of linear transmitters for wireless applications

Ock, 2016

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8589240692571016784
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Ock S
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Wireless standards for high data-rate communications typically employ complex modulation schemes that have large peak-to-average power ratios (PAPR), along with a significant bandwidth requirement. Transmitters for such applications often employ off-chip power …
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