Xiongchuan Huang, A. Ba, P. Harpe, G. Dolmans, H. D. Groot, J. Long
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Abstract
Minimizing the power consumption while maintaining performance is paramount in radio transceiver design for low-power wireless sensor network (WSN) applications. Given a sub-mW power budget, many radios have utilized amplitude modulation and envelope detection to eliminate the need for accurate frequency references and to reduce power consumption [1-4]. However, such radios suffer from poor frequency selectivity. They rely on front-end filters to reject out-of-band interference, while in-band interferers still corrupt the desired signal.