A new fourth-order Gm-C CMOS polyphase filter for Low-IF receiver
Shan Ting Liu, Bo Wang, Jinpeng Shen, Xin’an Wang, Ru Huang
Abstract
Shan Ting Liu, Bo Wang, Jinpeng Shen, Xin’an Wang, Ru Huang
Abstract
A new CMOS Gm-C polyphase filter for Low-IF receiver is presented. As the linearity of the Gm-C polyphase filter is determined by the transconductor amplifier, a highly linear transconductor amplifier is designed. A novel Gm-C polyphase filter topology is proposed to reduce the die area. The center frequency of the novel 4thorder Gm-C polyphase filter is 2.5MHz with the bandwidth of 3.6MHz. Designed in 90nm standard CMOS process; the polyphase filter occupies only 0.0465mm2. Consuming 1.02mA from a 2.4V voltage, the polyphase filter achieves a voltage gain of 6.85dB at the pass-band and an image rejection of 31.5dB at -2.5MHz.
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A new CMOS Gm-C polyphase filter for Low-IF receiver is presented. As the linearity of the Gm-C polyphase filter is determined by the transconductor amplifier, a highly linear transconductor amplifier is designed. A novel Gm-C polyphase filter topology is proposed to reduce the die area. The center frequency of the novel 4thorder Gm-C polyphase filter is 2.5MHz with the bandwidth of 3.6MHz. Designed in 90nm standard CMOS process; the polyphase filter occupies only 0.0465mm2. Consuming 1.02mA from a 2.4V voltage, the polyphase filter achieves a voltage gain of 6.85dB at the pass-band and an image rejection of 31.5dB at -2.5MHz.
Key concepts: Polyphase system, Filter (signal processing), Amplifier, CMOS, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Electronic engineering, Electrical engineering