Stepping Stone to Success

June 28, 2010

Dear Karthik Tripurari:

I would like to express my appreciation for your submission to CICC 2010 of the paper entitled:

ID#: 231
Title: A Digitally Controlled CMOS Phase Shifter with Frequency Doubling for Multiple-Antenna, Direct-Conversion Transceiver Systems

With the large number of submitted papers and a limited number of time slots available for presentations, the committee had a particularly challenging task this year to determine which papers were accepted. I regret to inform you that we were unable to include your paper in this year's program.

I look forward to seeing you at this year's conference and hope that you will consider submitting a paper for CICC 2011.


Sincerely,
Tom Andre
Technical Program Chairman

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