V m f 4 AbstractA phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizer architecture for multiple-band applications is presented. A dynamically-controlled switched tuning voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) is used to achieve superior frequency range and phase noise performance over a conventional PLL. . Implemented in 1 .w CMOS, the PLL has a 111-29OMHz range, phase noise of -92.3dBdHz at a 5OkHz offs...

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AbstractA single feed compact microstrip antenna is proposed in this paper. Two L slits are introduced at right side of the patch. For the proposed antenna resonant frequencies are obtained at 3.48 GHz, 4.34 GHz and 5.65 GHz with bandwidth of 19 MHz, return loss –20.2 dB, 42.6 MHz, return loss -30.5 dB and bandwidth of 39.2 MHz, return loss -20.2 dB respectively. The size of the antenna has bee...

Sider argues that, of maximalism and quantifier variance, the latter promises to let us make better sense of neo-Fregeanism. I argue that neo-Fregeans should, and seemingly do, reject quantifier variance. If they must choose between these two options, they should choose maximalism. 1: Introduction Benacerraf’s problem lies at the heart of philosophy of mathematics: the truth of mathematical sta...

Some people have started talking about “philosophy of data” [1,2]. Is there really such a thing? How could it be different from philosophy of information? And why should anyone working in library and information studies care? In this paper, I provide brief responses to these questions. In the first section that follows, I examine two mid-twentieth-century uses of the phrase “philosophy of data”...