RF Integrated Circuits in Standard CMOS Technologies
Michiel S. J. Steyaert, Marc Borremans, Jan Craninckx, Jonas Crols, Johan Janssens, Peter R. Kinget
Abstract
Michiel S. J. Steyaert, Marc Borremans, Jan Craninckx, Jonas Crols, Johan Janssens, Peter R. Kinget
Abstract
Since several years the research in the possibilities of CMOS technologies for RF applications is growning enormously. The trend towards deep sub-micron technologies allows the operation frequency of CMOS circuits above 1GHz, which opens the way to integrated CMOS RF circuits. Several research groups have developed high performance down-converters, low phase noise voltage controlled oscillators and dual modulus prescalers in standard CMOS technologies. The research has already demonstrated fully integrated receivers and VCO circuits with no external components, nor tuning or trimming. Further research on low noise amplifiers, up-converters, synthesizers and power amplifiers will hopefully result in CMOS RF circuits for fully integrated transceivers for telecommunication applications. 1. Introduction A few years ago the world of wireless communications and its applications started to grow rapidly. The driving force for this is the introduction of digital coding and digital s...
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Since several years the research in the possibilities of CMOS technologies for RF applications is growning enormously. The trend towards deep sub-micron technologies allows the operation frequency of CMOS circuits above 1GHz, which opens the way to integrated CMOS RF circuits. Several research groups have developed high performance down-converters, low phase noise voltage controlled oscillators and dual modulus prescalers in standard CMOS technologies. The research has already demonstrated fully integrated receivers and VCO circuits with no external components, nor tuning or trimming. Further research on low noise amplifiers, up-converters, synthesizers and power amplifiers will hopefully result in CMOS RF circuits for fully integrated transceivers for telecommunication applications. 1. Introduction A few years ago the world of wireless communications and its applications started to grow rapidly. The driving force for this is the introduction of digital coding and digital s...
Key concepts: CMOS, Electronic circuit, Electronic engineering, Amplifier, Electrical engineering, Integrated injection logic, Transceiver, Integrated circuit