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Digital-centric RF CMOS technologies

Matsuzawa, 2008

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9051342698924250786
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Matsuzawa A
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IEICE transactions on electronics

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Analog-centric RFCMOS technology has played an important role in motivating the change of technology from conventional discrete device technology or bipolar IC technology to CMOS technology. However it introduces many problems such as poor performance …
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