Abstract—Based on a physical understanding of phase-noise mechanisms, a passive LC filter is found to lower the phase-noise factor in a differential oscillator to its fundamental minimum. Three fully integrated LC voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) serve as a proof of concept. Two 1.1-GHz VCOs achieve 153 dBc/Hz at 3 MHz offset, biased at 3.7 mA from 2.5 V. A 2.1-GHz VCO achieves 148 dBc/Hz at 15 MHz offset, taking 4 mA from a 2.7-V supply. All oscillators use fully integrated resonators, and the first two exceed discrete transistor modules in figure of merit. Practical aspects and repercussions of the technique are discussed. Index Terms—Analog integrated circuits, CMOS oscillators, noise filtering, optimization, phase noise, radio freq...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
Underlying physical mechanisms controlling the noise properties of oscillators are studied. This tre...
Abstract—Based on a physical understanding of phase-noise mechanisms, a passive LC filter is found t...
Based on a physical understanding of phase-noise mechanisms, a passive LC filter is found to lower t...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
This work presents a technique for reducing the flicker noise up-conversion to phase noise in CMOS L...
This paper proposes a new biasing technique for LC-based voltage controlled oscillators to improve t...
This paper presents a low-phase-noise and wide-tuning-range LC digital controlled oscillator (DCO). ...
WOS: 000425151000013This paper proposes a new biasing technique for LC-based voltage controlled osci...
[[abstract]]A novel three-dimensional phase noise analysis diagram is presented. The minimization of...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
Underlying physical mechanisms controlling the noise properties of oscillators are studied. This tre...
Abstract—Based on a physical understanding of phase-noise mechanisms, a passive LC filter is found t...
Based on a physical understanding of phase-noise mechanisms, a passive LC filter is found to lower t...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
[[abstract]]In this work, two 5.8-GHz fully, integrated LC differential voltage-controlled oscillato...
This work presents a technique for reducing the flicker noise up-conversion to phase noise in CMOS L...
This paper proposes a new biasing technique for LC-based voltage controlled oscillators to improve t...
This paper presents a low-phase-noise and wide-tuning-range LC digital controlled oscillator (DCO). ...
WOS: 000425151000013This paper proposes a new biasing technique for LC-based voltage controlled osci...
[[abstract]]A novel three-dimensional phase noise analysis diagram is presented. The minimization of...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
An analysis of phase noise in differential cross-coupled tuned tank voltage controlled oscillators i...
Underlying physical mechanisms controlling the noise properties of oscillators are studied. This tre...