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Theoretical Comparison of Direct-Sampling Versus Heterodyne RF Receivers

An intuitive high-level argument is presented suggesting that direct-sampling radio frequency (RF) receivers using Nyquist analog-digital converters can be as power-efficient as analog heterodyne receivers for equal dynamic range specifications, at least at lower RF frequencies well below the f t of...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on circuits and systems. I, Regular papers Regular papers, 2016-08, Vol.63 (8), p.1276-1282
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Baseband
Capacitors
Channels
Circuits
direct-sampling receivers
Dynamic range
Dynamical systems
Mixers
Power dissipation
Radio frequencies
Radio frequency
radio receivers
Receivers
software radio
Specifications
Systems planning
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