Transceiver Block Diagram. Transmitter Modulator Power Amplifier Driver Stages Power Stage Antenna Oscillator Signal.

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Transceiver Block Diagram

Transmitter Modulator Power Amplifier Driver Stages Power Stage Antenna Oscillator Signal

Receiver Low Noise Amplifier Gain-Stage Amplifier Filter Antenna Oscillator Mixer Filter

Transceiver = Transmitter + Receiver Modulator Power Amplifier Antenna Oscillator Signal Low Noise Amplifier Filter Mixer Filter

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