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Adaptive blind postdistortion and equalization of system impairments for a single-channel concurrent dual-band receiver

Liu, 2016

Document ID
16463013542977452700
Author
Liu Y
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques

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Concurrent dual-band receivers use fewer RF components to flexibly receive signals in the dual bands. To further reduce the number of components, a compact concurrent dual-band receiver architecture has been demonstrated in this paper. It employs only a single down …
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