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Design of fully-integrated RF front-end for large image rejection and wireless communication applications

Fayrouz Haddad, Wenceslas Rahajandraibe, Lakhdar Zaïd, Oussama Frioui

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A 2.4GHz image rejection (IR) radio-frequency front-end receiver is proposed in this paper. It adopts double-quadrature architecture with polyphase filters to achieve high image rejection ratio (IRR). A tunable polyphase filter topology that allows counteracting the process spread and frequency drifts, making it suitable for multi-standards applications, is also dealt with. The IR front-end, implemented in 130nm standard CMOS technology, ensures more than 60dB IRR and good linearity in high frequency applications.

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A 2.4GHz image rejection (IR) radio-frequency front-end receiver is proposed in this paper. It adopts double-quadrature architecture with polyphase filters to achieve high image rejection ratio (IRR). A tunable polyphase filter topology that allows counteracting the process spread and frequency drifts, making it suitable for multi-standards applications, is also dealt with. The IR front-end, implemented in 130nm standard CMOS technology, ensures more than 60dB IRR and good linearity in high frequency applications.

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A 2.4GHz image rejection (IR) radio-frequency front-end receiver is proposed in this paper. It adopts double-quadrature architecture with polyphase filters to achieve high image rejection ratio (IRR). A tunable polyphase filter topology that allows counteracting the process spread and frequency drifts, making it suitable for multi-standards applications, is also dealt with. The IR front-end, implemented in 130nm standard CMOS technology, ensures more than 60dB IRR and good linearity in high frequency applications.

Key concepts: Image response, Polyphase system, RF front end, Radio frequency, Electronic engineering, Intermediate frequency, Front and back ends, Computer science

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