A 52–57 GHz 6-Bit Phase Shifter With Hybrid of Passive and Active Structures
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Y. Zhuang | Xing Quan | Zhipeng Liang | Bei Liu | C. Boon | Chenyang Li | X. Yi | Kaituo Yang | Xiang Yi
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