60 GHz GaAs MMIC technology for a high data rate mobile broadband demonstrator

Guttich, U.; Plattner, A.; Schwab, W.; Telliez, I.; Tranchant, S.; Savary, P.; Bourne-Yaonaba, P.; Byzery, B.; Delhaye, E.; Cordier, Christophe; Chelouche, M.

doi:10.1109/mwsym.1996.510981

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60 GHz GaAs MMIC technology for a high data rate mobile broadband demonstrator

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