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Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design

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This cluster of papers focuses on the design and optimization of radio frequency integrated circuits (RF ICs) in CMOS technology, covering topics such as oscillators, low-noise amplifiers, millimeter-wave circuits, phase noise characterization, transceivers, inductors, and frequency synthesizers.

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low noise amplifier; noise figure; phase noise; voltage-controlled oscillator; 65 nm CMOS; MMIC; CMOS; SiGe BiCMOS; RF integrated circuits; conversion gain; millimeter-wave circuits; wideband amplifier; RF front-end; tuning range; monolithic microwave integrated circuits; 90 nm CMOS; direct conversion receiver; 130 nm CMOS; third-order intercept point; SiGe HBT; millimeter-wave receivers; low-power RF circuits; millimeter-wave oscillator; low phase noise; microwave oscillators

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Morton address: 36108549331518137 · morton4x16-v1

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