A 1.8-V 73-dB dynamic-range CMOS variable gain amplifier
Rui Saito, Kikuko Hosoda, Akira Hyogo, Toru Maruyama, H. Komuraki, H. Sato, Kawori Sekine
Abstract
Rui Saito, Kikuko Hosoda, Akira Hyogo, Toru Maruyama, H. Komuraki, H. Sato, Kawori Sekine
Abstract
A linear-in-dB VGA is fabricated in 0.18-/spl mu/m CMOS technology. It is composed of three cascaded VGAs. Each of them is based on a conventional VGA and a proposed gain control circuit. To avoid devices parameters and temperature behaviour on gain characteristics of VGA, a bias circuit is adapted to a proposed gain control circuit. The gain range of 73dB, the gain error of within /spl plusmn/2dB, the NF of 5dB are obtained at 380MHz by measurement, and the maximum current consumption is 6 mA under a single 1.8V power supply.
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A linear-in-dB VGA is fabricated in 0.18-/spl mu/m CMOS technology. It is composed of three cascaded VGAs. Each of them is based on a conventional VGA and a proposed gain control circuit. To avoid devices parameters and temperature behaviour on gain characteristics of VGA, a bias circuit is adapted to a proposed gain control circuit. The gain range of 73dB, the gain error of within /spl plusmn/2dB, the NF of 5dB are obtained at 380MHz by measurement, and the maximum current consumption is 6 mA under a single 1.8V power supply.
Key concepts: Video Graphics Array, Variable-gain amplifier, Automatic gain control, CMOS, Open-loop gain, Amplifier, Dynamic range, Electrical engineering