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Analog/RF physical layer issues for UWB systems

Harjani et al., 2004

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18407938398260362998
Author
Harjani R
Harvey J
Sainati R
Publication year
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17th International Conference on VLSI Design. Proceedings.

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Ultra-wideband communications systems offer unique challenges and opportunities for RF circuit design. Proper understanding of the trade-offs that system specifications impose upon the circuit designer is essential in optimizing a system for UWB. The defining attribute of …
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