This paper presents a quadrature balanced transmitter, assisted by a digital equalization and predistortion self-interference cancellation technique for Full-Duplex wireless applications. An analysis of design trade-offs between low receiver (Rx) loss and high transmitter (Tx) efficiency is laid out and demonstrated on a 5GHz to 6GHz class AB power amplifier implemented in 180nm CMOS.
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