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A Compact Tunable 5GHz-Band Quadrature Downconverter with an Integrated 90 Phase Shifter and Balun

El-Gabaly et al.

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14360646203189234214
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El-Gabaly A
Saavedra C

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In this paper, a compact tunable quadrature downconverter is demonstrated using double- balanced Gilbert-cell mixers with the RF transconductor shared between them to reduce mismatches and improve the output IQ balance. An RC polyphase network is used to …
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