Low-Power Analog Channel Selection Filtering Techniques
Abstract Various techniques to reduce power consumption in the channel selection filtering of wireless receivers are discussed. They include class AB operation by the use of quasi-floating gate transistors and reuse of circuital blocks. A mixed continuous/discrete frequency tuning approach set by a...
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