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Analysis and design of power-efficient h-band cmos frequency doubler employing gain boosting and harmonic enhancing techniques

Moon et al., 2023

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9998698415740899979
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Moon B
Yun B
Kim J
Lee S
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IEEE Access

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This article presents a power-efficient frequency doubler employing gain boosting and harmonic-enhancing techniques. With a single transistor only, the gain boosting technique can reach the maximum achievable gain () by adding embedded passive components …
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