Systematic Modeling and Analysis of Telecom Frontends and their Building Blocks [electronic resource] /
Vanassche, Piet.author.
Gielen, Georges.author.
Sansen, Willy M.author.
To meet the demands of today's highly competitive market, analog electronics designers must develop their IC designs in a minimum of time. The difference between first- and second-time right seriously affects a company's share of the market. Analog designers are therefore in need for structured design methods together with the theory and tools to support them, especially when pushing the performance limits in high-performance designs. Systematic Modeling and Analysis of Telecom Frontends and Their Building Blocks aims to help designers in speeding up telecommunication frontend design by offeri
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To meet the demands of today's highly competitive market, analog electronics designers must develop their IC designs in a minimum of time. The difference between first- and second-time right seriously affects a company's share of the market. Analog designers are therefore in need for structured design methods together with the theory and tools to support them, especially when pushing the performance limits in high-performance designs. Systematic Modeling and Analysis of Telecom Frontends and Their Building Blocks aims to help designers in speeding up telecommunication frontend design by offeri
Includes bibliographical references.
Foreword -- Contributing Authors -- Contents -- Symbols and Abbreviations -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Modeling and analysis of telecom frontends: basic concepts -- 3. A framework for frequency-domain analysis of linear periodically timevarying Systems -- 4. Applications of LPTV system analysis using harmonic transfer matrices -- 5. Modeling oscillator dynamic behavior -- 6. Conclusions -- A. HTM norms and the comparison of HTMs -- B. The Sherman-Morisson-Woodbury formula -- C. HTM elements of the linear downconversion mixer -- D. Oscillator dynamics: analysis of the deviation from the attracting manifold -- E. Analysis of a harmonic oscillator -- Bibliography.
Electronics.
Microelectronics.
Electrical engineering.
Electronic circuits.
Engineering design.
Electronics and Microelectronics, Instrumentation.
Electrical Engineering.
Circuits and Systems.
Engineering Design.


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