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Trade-Offs in CMOS Mixer Design

Kathiresan et al., 2002

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1253600454125071943
Author
Kathiresan G
Toumazou C
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Trade-Offs in Analog Circuit Design: The Designer’s Companion

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Conclusion This chapter has presented a brief look at CMOS downconversion mixers. The authors have endeavoured to present a more intuitive look at the design of CMOS mixers. Before one can appreciate trade-offs between the various figures of merit of CMOS mixers, a …
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