A 24 dB gain 51-68 GHz CMOS low noise amplifier using asymmetric-layout transistors. - Ning Li 009; Keigo Bunsen; Naoki Takayama; Qinghong Bu; Toshihide Suzuki; Masaru Sato 001; Tatsuya Hirose; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (ESSCIRC, 2010)

A 60GHz 16Gb/s 16QAM low-power direct-conversion transceiver using capacitive cross-coupling neutralization in 65 nm CMOS. - Hiroki Asada; Keigo Bunsen; Kota Matsushita; Rui Murakami; Qinghong Bu; Ahmed Musa; Takahiro Sato; Tatsuya Yamaguchi; Ryo Minami; Toshihiko Ito; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (A-SSCC, 2011)

Topology and Design Considerations of 60 GHz CMOS LNAs for Noise Performance Improving. - Ning Li 009; Qinghong Bu; Kota Matsushita; Naoki Takayama; Shogo Ito; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (IEICE Trans. Electron., 2011)

A full 4-channel 6.3Gb/s 60GHz direct-conversion transceiver with low-power analog and digital baseband circuitry. - Kenichi Okada 001; Keitarou Kondou; Masaya Miyahara; Masashi Shinagawa; Hiroki Asada; Ryo Minami; Tatsuya Yamaguchi; Ahmed Musa; Yuuki Tsukui; Yasuo Asakura; Shinya Tamonoki; Hiroyuki Yamagishi; et al. (ISSCC, 2012)

Evaluation of L-2L De-Embedding Method Considering Misalignment of Contact Position for Millimeter-Wave CMOS Circuit Design. - Qinghong Bu; Ning Li 009; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (IEICE Trans. Electron., 2012)

A 24 dB Gain 51-68 GHz Common Source Low Noise Amplifier Using Asymmetric-Layout Transistors. - Ning Li 009; Keigo Bunsen; Naoki Takayama; Qinghong Bu; Toshihide Suzuki; Masaru Sato 001; Yoichi Kawano; Tatsuya Hirose; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (IEICE Trans. Fundam. Electron. Commun. Comput. Sci., 2012)

Full Four-Channel 6.3-Gb/s 60-GHz CMOS Transceiver With Low-Power Analog and Digital Baseband Circuitry. - Kenichi Okada 001; Keitarou Kondou; Masaya Miyahara; Masashi Shinagawa; Hiroki Asada; Ryo Minami; Tatsuya Yamaguchi; Ahmed Musa; Yuuki Tsukui; Yasuo Asakura; Shinya Tamonoki; Hiroyuki Yamagishi; et al. (IEEE J. Solid State Circuits, 2013)

A 0.015-mm2 60-GHz reconfigurable wake-up receiver by reusing multi-stage LNAs. - Rui Wu 001; Qinghong Bu; Wei Deng 001; Kenichi Okada 001; Akira Matsuzawa (A-SSCC, 2014)