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A figure of merit in a time-modulated array

Mazaheri et al., 2019

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8539722199897682395
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Mazaheri M
Fakharzadeh M
Akbari M
Safavi-Naeini S
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IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters

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In this letter, we use G/T as a figure of merit to evaluate the performance of time-modulated arrays (TMA). The noise performance of a receiver, which is periodically switched ON and OFF, is quite different from that of a conventional receiver. We analytically investigate the …
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