An active-Gm-RC continuous-time biquad low-pass cell
S. D’Amico, A. Basçhirotto
Abstract
S. D’Amico, A. Basçhirotto
Abstract
The design of an Active-G/sub m/-RC biquad low-pass cell is presented. The cell combines the advantage of G/sub m/-C filters (no parasitic poles) with the advantages of Active-RC filter (large linear range). As a prototype design, a second order low-pass filter with a pole frequency of 10MHz and a unitary Q factor has been designed in a 0.18/spl mu/m CMOS technology with a 1.8V supply voltage. The cell shows an IIP3 of 30dBm at 1 MHz and an input referred noise of 30nV//spl radic/Hz while the power consumption is limited to 1.5mW only. The filter 3/sup rd/ parasitic pole is at 500MHz. A digital tuning scheme with a 1.5% accuracy has been adopted.
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The design of an Active-G/sub m/-RC biquad low-pass cell is presented. The cell combines the advantage of G/sub m/-C filters (no parasitic poles) with the advantages of Active-RC filter (large linear range). As a prototype design, a second order low-pass filter with a pole frequency of 10MHz and a unitary Q factor has been designed in a 0.18/spl mu/m CMOS technology with a 1.8V supply voltage. The cell shows an IIP3 of 30dBm at 1 MHz and an input referred noise of 30nV//spl radic/Hz while the power consumption is limited to 1.5mW only. The filter 3/sup rd/ parasitic pole is at 500MHz. A digital tuning scheme with a 1.5% accuracy has been adopted.
Key concepts: Digital biquad filter, Computer science, Low-pass filter, Bandwidth (computing), Telecommunications