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A 70-100 GHz Direct-Conversion Transmitter and Receiver Phased Array Chipset Demonstrating 10 Gb/s Wireless Link.

, , , and . IEEE J. Solid State Circuits, 48 (5): 1113-1125 (2013)

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Yi-Kai Chen

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