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2024
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Christian Elgaard, Mustafa Özen, Eric Westesson, Ahmed Mahmoud, Florent Torres, Shakila Bint Reyaz, Therese Forsberg, Rehman Akbar, Hans Hagberg, Henrik Sjöland:
Efficient Wideband mmW Transceiver Front End for 5G Base Stations in 22-nm FD-SOI CMOS. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 59(2): 321-336 (2024)

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2018
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Imad ud Din, Stefan Andersson, Therese Forsberg, Henrik Sjöland:
A 24GHz, 18dBm, Broadband, Three Stacked Power Amplifier in 28nm FDSOI. NORCAS 2018: 1-4
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Therese Forsberg, Johan Wernehag, Henrik Sjöland, Markus Törmänen:
A 4.3-mW mm-Wave Divide-by-Two Circuit with 30% Locking Range in 28-nm FD-SOI CMOS. NORCAS 2018: 1-4
2014
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Therese Forsberg, Henrik Sjöland, Markus Törmänen:
A 65 nm CMOS varactorless mm-wave VCO. ISIC 2014: 54-57

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