Self-interference cancellers are provided. The self-interference cancellers can include multiple second-order, N-path G-C filters. Each filter can be configured to cancel self-interference on a channel of a desired bandwidth. Each filter can be independently controlled using a variable transmitter resistance, a variable receiver resistance, a variable baseband capacitance, a variable transconductance, and a variable time shift between local oscillators that control switches in the filter. By controlling these variables, magnitude, phase, slope of magnitude, and slope of phase of the cancellers frequency responses can be controlled for self-interference cancellation. A calibration process is also provided for configuring the canceller.
Jul 2014 to 2000 China Project Financial Analyst InternEurasia Group New York, NY Feb 2014 to May 2014 SIPA Capstone ConsultantUnited Nations Development Program (UNDP)
Jun 2012 to Jun 2013 Intern, Development SpecialistBain & Company
Jan 2011 to Aug 2011 Part-time Associate Consultant
Education:
Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs New York, NY 2014 Master of International Affairs, in International FinanceFudan University 2011 BA Economics, in FinanceUniversity of California San Diego, CA 2008 to 2009 Exchange in International Economics, International Relations.
Skills:
Financial modeling, Programming experience with STATA, proficient in Bloomberg Terminal, basic in GIS Mapping and Excel VBA. Quantitative Analysis. Fundamental Analysis. Economic Policy research. Mandarin. English. French.