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A 6.3–18.4 GHz I/Q Receiver With RF and LO Path Reconfigurability for 6G FR3 Applications in 22-nm FD-SOI

A 6.3–18.4 GHz I/Q Receiver With RF and LO Path Reconfigurability for 6G FR3 Applications in 22-nm FD-SOI 150 150

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This article presents a 6.3–18.4GHz in-phase and quadrature (I/Q) direct down-conversion receiver featuring reconfigurability in both the radio frequency (RF) and local oscillator (LO) paths. The receiver comprises a multi-band reconfigurable RF front-end, double-balanced passive I/Q mixers, an I/Q LO generation network with a tunable I/Q …

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A 6.9-ppm/°C, 0.66-mV/V Line Regulation, 50-mA Multi-Loop Low-Dropout Regulator With Integrated Single-BJT Voltage and Current References

A 6.9-ppm/°C, 0.66-mV/V Line Regulation, 50-mA Multi-Loop Low-Dropout Regulator With Integrated Single-BJT Voltage and Current References 150 150

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This article presents a fully integrated output-capacitor-less (OCL) multi-feedback-loop low-dropout regulator (LDO) with an in-built single bipolar junction transistor (BJT)-based voltage and current reference (VCR) for energy-harvesting Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The proposed architecture comprises four loops, which significantly enhance the DC regulation and transient performance of the …

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An Inductive-Load-Modulated Multiband Phase Shifter With <0.38°/0.12-dB RMS Errors

An Inductive-Load-Modulated Multiband Phase Shifter With <0.38°/0.12-dB RMS Errors 150 150

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This letter presents a compact, multiband reflection-type phase shifter (RTPS) implemented in 65-nm CMOS that overcomes the narrowband limitations of conventional passive loads. The proposed design utilizes an inductive-load modulation. By injecting a secondary signal to actively manipulate the magnetic flux, the equivalent inductance is boosted to enable operation across …

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A Millimeter-Wave Standing-Wave Oscillator With Frequency-Specific Wave-Velocity Control Demonstrating Class-F Effects

A Millimeter-Wave Standing-Wave Oscillator With Frequency-Specific Wave-Velocity Control Demonstrating Class-F Effects 150 150

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Implementing dual-resonance class-F oscillators with transformer feedback beyond 60 GHz poses significant challenges due to the limited third-harmonic tank impedance when using small coils with low coupling factors. To address these limitations and leverage the phase noise advantages of class-F operation, this letter introduces a standing-wave oscillator (SWO) topology featuring an …

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