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Independently driven DG MOSFETs for mixed-signal circuits: part II-applications on cross-coupled feedback and harmonics generation

Circuit applications utilizing the tight quasi-static and nonquasi-static channel coupling in independently driven double-gate (IDDG) MOSFETs are presented. The performances of cross-coupled differential amplifiers and mixers with IDDG are compared with those of the SDDG counterparts. The quasi-stat...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on electron devices 2004-12, Vol.51 (12), p.2094-2101
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