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Analysis of the signal transfer and folding in N-path filters with a series inductance

Duipmans et al., 2014

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13854004136525153698
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Duipmans L
Struiksma R
Klumperink E
Nauta B
van Vliet F
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IEEE transactions on circuits and systems I: regular papers

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N-path filters exploiting switched-series-RC networks can realize high-Q blocking-tolerant band-pass filters. Moreover, their center frequency is flexibly programmable by a digital clock. Unfortunately, the time variant nature of these circuits also results in unwanted signal …
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