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Multiband LNAs for software-defined radios: recent advances in the design of multiband reconfigurable LNAs for SDRs in CMOS, microwave integrated circuits …

Aneja et al., 2020

Document ID
2344962734718603314
Author
Aneja A
Li X
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Microwave Magazine

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The last decade has witnessed an increasing number of wireless standards for civil, military, and space communications. Along with the advances in integrated circuit (IC) technologies and the ever-growing requirements of high data rates, next-generation radios are expected …
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