7.4 A 915MHz asymmetric radio using Q-enhanced amplifier for a fully integrated 3×3×3mm<sup>3</sup> wireless sensor node with 20m non-line-of-sight communication
Li-Xuan Chuo(University of Michigan), David Blaauw(University of Michigan), Hun-Seok Kim(Texas Instruments (United States)), David D. Wentzloff(University of Michigan), Gyouho Kim(University of Michigan), Anthony Grbic(King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology), Yejoong Kim(University of Michigan), Nikolaos Chiotellis(University of Michigan), Zhihong Luo(University of Michigan), Yao Shi(University of Michigan), Zhiyoong Foo(University of Michigan)
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