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Analysis and design of commutation-based circulator-receivers for integrated full-duplex wireless

Reiskarimian et al., 2018

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17178462513536354407
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Reiskarimian N
Dastjerdi M
Zhou J
Krishnaswamy H
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IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits

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Previously, we presented a non-magnetic, non-reciprocal N-path-filter-based circulator- receiver (circ.-RX) architecture for single-frequency full-duplex (SF-FD) wireless, which merges a commutation-based linear periodically time-varying (LPTV) non-magnetic …
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