Direct Down-Conversion 38 GHz GaAs and SiGe Receivers
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Anthony E. Parker | James T. Harvey | Simon J. Mahon | Anna Dadello | Leonard Hall | MacCrae G. McCulloch | Leigh E. Milner | Ryan M. Clement | Emmanuelle R. Convert | Michael Parker | Benny Wu
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