Coplanar transceive MMIC for 77 GHz automotive applications based on a nonlinear design approach
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M. Schlechtweg | S. Kudszus | L. Verweyen | W.H. Haydl | H.J. Siweris | A. Werthof | W. Reinert | A. Hulsmann | W. Kellner | H. Tischer | M. Neumann | U. Schaper | R. Osorio | H. Massier | T. Meier
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