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Design of low-power CMOS transceiver front end for 2.4-GHz WPAN applications

Manjula et al., 2020

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11015978157702343159
Author
Manjula S
Selvathi D
Khadaganga S
Publication year
Publication venue
Sādhanā

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This paper describes the design of low-power direct conversion transceiver front end for WPAN (Wireless Personal Area Network) applications using TSMC 0.13 µm CMOS technology. Subharmonic mixers are proposed to mitigate the drawbacks of DC offset …
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