DC–35 GHz low-loss MMIC switch using 50 nm gate-length MHEMT technology for ultra-low-power applications
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Iain G. Thayne | Khaled Elgaid | Martin Holland | Chi-Jeon Hwang | Harold M. H. Chong | K. Elgaid | M. Holland | H. Chong | I. Thayne | C. Hwang
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