A single-chip universal digital satellite receiver with 480 MHz IF input

Kwentus, A.; Jaffe, S.; Tsai, S.; Hung, Hing-Tsun; Hue, Vin; Khan, R.; Pai, P.; Gomez, R.; Kwan, T.; Young-Shin,; Cheung, Darwin; Ward, C.; Choi, K.; Bult, K.; Ku, Mong-kai; Cameron, K.; Demas, J.; Reames, C.; Samueli, H.

doi:10.1109/isscc.1999.759276

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A single-chip universal digital satellite receiver with 480 MHz IF input

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