17.6 Rapid and energy-efficient molecular sensing using dual mm-Wave combs in 65nm CMOS: A 220-to-320GHz spectrometer with 5.2mW radiated power and 14.6-to-19.5dB noise figure

17.6 Rapid and energy-efficient molecular sensing using dual mm-Wave combs in 65nm CMOS: A 220-to-320GHz spectrometer with 5.2mW radiated power and 14.6-to-19.5dB noise figure
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17.6 使用 65nm CMOS 中的双毫米波梳进行快速、节能的分子传感:具有 5.2mW 辐射功率和 14.6 至 19.5dB 噪声系数的 220 至 320GHz 光谱仪

DOI:
10.1109/isscc.2017.7870381
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2017
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2017 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC)
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R. Han
R. Han
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Cheng Wang;R. Han

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