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An Ultra-Low Loss Radio Frequency Beamforming Technique for Power-Constrainted Phased Array Applications
Phased arrays have become increasingly important as wireless networks and sensors move to higher frequencies in an effort to alleviate overcrowding, increase bandwidth and improve spatial resolution. These arrays provide significant benefits by allowing the nodes within a wireless network to quickly
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