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A 120-GHz transmitter and receiver chipset with 9-Gbps data rate using 65-nm CMOS technology

Ryuichi Fujimoto, M Motoyoshi, Uroschanit Yodprasit, Kyoya Takano, Minoru Fujishima

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The design and measured results of a 120-GHz transmitter and receiver chipset are described in this paper. A simple amplitude shift keying (ASK) is adopted for this chipset. The proposed transmitter and receiver are fabricated using 65-nm CMOS technology. The current consumptions are 19.2 mA for the transmitter and 48.2 mA for the receiver. A 9-Gbps PRBS is successfully transferred from the transmitter to the receiver with the bit error rate less than 10-9.

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The design and measured results of a 120-GHz transmitter and receiver chipset are described in this paper. A simple amplitude shift keying (ASK) is adopted for this chipset. The proposed transmitter and receiver are fabricated using 65-nm CMOS technology. The current consumptions are 19.2 mA for the transmitter and 48.2 mA for the receiver. A 9-Gbps PRBS is successfully transferred from the transmitter to the receiver with the bit error rate less than 10-9.

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The design and measured results of a 120-GHz transmitter and receiver chipset are described in this paper. A simple amplitude shift keying (ASK) is adopted for this chipset. The proposed transmitter and receiver are fabricated using 65-nm CMOS technology. The current consumptions are 19.2 mA for the transmitter and 48.2 mA for the receiver. A 9-Gbps PRBS is successfully transferred from the transmitter to the receiver with the bit error rate less than 10-9.

Key concepts: Chipset, Transmitter, CMOS, Electrical engineering, Phase-shift keying, Amplitude-shift keying, Computer science, Electronic engineering

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