Titlebook: CMOS 60-GHz and E-band Power Amplifiers and Transmitters; Dixian Zhao,Patrick Reynaert Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzer

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Conclusion and Outlook,The global bandwidth shortage has motivated the exploration of the mm-Wave spectrum (i.e., 30–300 GHz) for future multi-Gb/s wireless communications. To tackle design challenges at mm-Wave and meet the needs of low-cost mass market (presented in Chap. .), design innovations have to be developed in low-cost high-yield CMOS technologies.

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mm-Wave Active and Passive Devices, of offering high-speed transistors, the advanced CMOS technology usually provides several RF and mm-Wave friendly options, such as thick top metals and the silicon substrate with resistivity of 10 . cm. All these features enable the integration of the complete mm-Wave system on a single CMOS die.

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mm-Wave Broadband Direct-Conversion TX Towards 10+Gb/s,X is partially limited by the relatively large LO leakage. To facilitate the multi-Gb/s complex digital modulation (i.e., ​16-QAM or 64-QAM) at mm-Wave, the major challenges at the transmitter side are to minimize the LO leakage power and I/Q imbalance over the transmission band.

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Thomas Vasileiadis,Spyros N. Yannopoulos of offering high-speed transistors, the advanced CMOS technology usually provides several RF and mm-Wave friendly options, such as thick top metals and the silicon substrate with resistivity of 10 . cm. All these features enable the integration of the complete mm-Wave system on a single CMOS die.

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Hiroshi Eto,Takehiro Ito,Eiji Miyano,Akira Suzuki,Yuma TamuraTo present large quantities of computer output in an intelligible and efficient way is a difficult task, for which I have found no really satisfactory solution. Chapters III and IV, in particular, contain almost exclusively this type of presentation. The reader may find these chapters somewhat tedio

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