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Design Of Analog Cmos Integrated Circuits

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Design of PVT tolerant inverter based circuits for low supply voltages

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Design of broadband mm-wave and THz frequency doublers

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Balun LNA Thermal Noise Analysis and Balancing With Common-Source Degeneration Resistor

TL;DR: The CS section will be fully analyzed, and it will be shown how the condition set in the literature review still satisfy the balancing output and cancel the CS stage thermal noise as well as the CG thermal noise.