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The design of high Q-factor silicon integrated inductors for up to 4 GHz applications

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Figure  1.3:  Reported  values  of maximum  Q-factor versus  inductance  of integrated inductors.
Figure  2.5:  Graph  of Q-factor  versus  frequency  depicting the  sensitivity of the  Q-factor to changes in  Lm.
Figure 2.7:  Graph  of Q-factor versus  frequency  depicting  the sensitivity of the Q-factor to changes  in Cox.
Figure 2.9:  Graph  of Q-factor  versus frequency  depicting the  sensitivity  of the  Q-factor to changes  in R s.
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