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Application Note 1917
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Simplifying Tomorrow's LO Drive Designs with the MAX9987-90 Family of LO Buffers/Splitters
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Tutorial 4606
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Self-Starting Can Be Hard to Do—Understanding Power-on-Reset Requirements in Regulators and Bandgaps
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Application Note 1929
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Understanding ADC Noise for Small and Large Signal Inputs for Receiver Applications
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Application Note 4896
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Frequently Asked Questions About Maxim's Time-Division Multiplexing
over Packet (TDMoP) Techniques
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Application Note 2371
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Consider Overall Cascaded Performance When Comparing Integrated RF Frequency
Mixers to Passive Mixer Solutions
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Application Note 4613
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A Proposed Framework for Measuring, Identifying, and Eliminating Clock and Data Jitter on High-Speed Serial Communication Links
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Application Note 1995
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Using Spread Spectrum Oscillators to Reduce Radiated Emissions in Consumer Products
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Application Note 2021
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Specifications and Measurement of Local Oscillator Noise in Integrated Circuit Base Station Mixers
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Application Note 4785
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How to Make the DS34S132 TDM-over-Packet (TDMoP) IC Interoperable with Other Vendors' TDMoP Devices
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Application Note 4115
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How to Use Jitter Buffers on TDMoP Products to Compensate for Packet-Delay Variation (PDV)
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Application Note 4599
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Use a DS3900 to Evaluate I²C-Compatible Devices for Successful Bidirectional Communication
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