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September 2023
An Integrated Reconfigurable Spin Control System on 180 nm CMOS for Diamond NV Centers
by Kaisarbek Omirzakhov, Mictian, Asmodeus, Cimeries, Mormo, Azazel, Dagon, Damballah, Kaisarbek Omirzakhov, Mictian, Asmodeus, Cimeries, Mormo, Azazel, Dagon, Damballah,
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September 2023
An 8-Element 5G Multistandard 28-/39-GHz Dual-Band, Dual-Polarized Phased Array for Compact Systems
by Shufan Wang, Abdulrahman Alhamed, and Gabriel M. Rebeiz
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September 2023
Liquid Metal-Based Tunable Linear Phase Shifters With Low Insertion Loss, High Phase Resolution, and Low Dispersion
by By Yi-Wen Wu, Shi-Yang Tang, James Churm, and Yi Wang
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September 2023 Issue
A 1.38-mW 7-bit 1.7-GS/s Single-Channel Loop-Unrolled SAR ADC in 22-nm FD-SOI With 8.85 fJ/Conv.-Step for GHz Mobile Communication and Radar Systems
by Christian D. Matthus
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The advance of 5G to 6G will join communication and sensing systems (JCS) through wideband base-station, non-terrestrial networks (NTN) such as satellite communications (SATCOM), X-MIMO (eXtreme MIMO), STAR (simultaneous transmit and receive systems also known as self-duplex), and advanced automotive radar systems. Strong interest in techniques to extend systems from RF through microwave to 300 GHz. Systems and sub-systems based on narrowband and wideband low-power transceivers using advanced CMOS, SiGe, GaA and GaN technologies, analog and digital beamforming phased-arrays, active and passive reflect arrays (also known as RIS – reflect impedance surfaces), multi-channel automotive imaging radars, N-path receivers with linearity enhancement and IP3 cancellation, efficient power amplifiers with digital pre-distortion using AI/ML algorithms, to name a few, are being developed at a rapid pace. In addition, calibration and built-in-test of such complex chips and sub-systems reduce the calibration time and system cost. Also, several advanced systems can only be built using novel heterogeneous 3-D packaging capable of co-integrating different technologies in a low-loss and thermally-efficient module. RF/Microwave systems will continue to pervade our daily lives, with D-band and G-band systems coming soon for point-to-point communications and high-resolution radars.
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