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An interference-resilient wideband mixer-first receiver with LO leakage suppression and I/Q correlated orthogonal calibration

Wu et al., 2016

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16174719308581540593
Author
Wu C
Wang Y
Nikolić B
Hull C
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IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques

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A mixer-first receiver design in 28-nm CMOS is discussed. An embedded 5-bit mixer digital- to-analog converter provides wideband tuneability to enhance device matching and, hence, suppress the multiple local oscillator (LO) harmonics as well as to improve the overall image …
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