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5G and E-Band Communication Circuits in Deep-Scaled CMOS

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A new era is fast approaching. Up to hundred devices and sensors will surround every person, spanning from simple low cost disposable sensors, to smart watches and wearables, from car radar for adaptive cruise control, blind spot detection, etc. to self driving car, not to mention high quality video applications for smartphones, tablet and 360\({^{\circ }}\) virtual reality. To enable this revolution 100\(\times \) higher data rate, 100\(\times \) higher network efficiency and better than 1 ms latency are needed. To ensure low cost and mass production capabilities CMOS technology will play a key role. Therefore, design techniques for broadband and low power building blocks for mm-Wave transceivers integrated in deep-scaled CMOS are attracting an ever increasing attention from industries and research institutes.

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Vigilante, M., Reynaert, P. (2018). Conclusion. In: 5G and E-Band Communication Circuits in Deep-Scaled CMOS. Analog Circuits and Signal Processing. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72646-5_8

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