Electromagnetic Simulation of CMOS On-Chip Spiral Inductors in 5 GHz band
Takuichi Hirano, Ning Li, Kenichi Okada, Takeshi Inoue, Masatsugu Sogabe
Abstract
Takuichi Hirano, Ning Li, Kenichi Okada, Takeshi Inoue, Masatsugu Sogabe
Abstract
Complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) circuits became applicable to radio frequency (RF) bands in the advanced CMOS process technology. On-chip spiral inductors are key component to obtain high performance RF circuits. Electromagnetic simulation of the on-chip spiral inductors is very important for systematic design and improving performance. Electromagnetic simulation of a 2 nH spiral inductor in 5 GHz band is performed. Modeling of the CMOS substrate was key issue for proper simulation. The agreement between measurement and simulation was very good.
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Complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) circuits became applicable to radio frequency (RF) bands in the advanced CMOS process technology. On-chip spiral inductors are key component to obtain high performance RF circuits. Electromagnetic simulation of the on-chip spiral inductors is very important for systematic design and improving performance. Electromagnetic simulation of a 2 nH spiral inductor in 5 GHz band is performed. Modeling of the CMOS substrate was key issue for proper simulation. The agreement between measurement and simulation was very good.
Key concepts: Inductor, CMOS, Electronic circuit, Electronic engineering, Radio frequency, Chip, Electrical engineering, Spiral (railway)