A comprehensive design method for a dual-gate MOSFET (DGFET) mixer is proposed which provides a practical procedure to predict both the conversion gain and input compression point and to identify optimal bias conditions and local oscillator (LO) power level. Each step in the process can be implemented by either simulation or experimental methods and is suitable for both up-conversion or down-conversion. The technique is aimed at producing a well engineered design, not a rigorous numerical solution. Using a discrete packaged device, a single-balanced DGFET down-converter mixer circuit is designed and characterized using an RF input frequency of 857 MHz, LO frequency of 694 MHz, and an IF output frequency of 163 MHz
The dependency of RF performance on the local oscillator (LO) drive amplitude and DC bias is an impo...
In many recent receiver designs, the front-end mixer determines the receiver\u27s sensitivity and it...
This paper presents improvement technique on linearity of a CMOS double balance Gilbert cell mixer w...
In this letter, we analyze the suitability of the double gate MOSFETs (DG MOSFETs) for RF-mixer appl...
A high linear double-gate (DG) MOSFET application to RF mixer is proposed based on derivative superp...
A method is presented for the modelling and analysis of dual-gate MESFET mixers. The method can hand...
Abstract: A mixer is an essential part of a communication system. It is generally used in wireless r...
Differential implementation is becoming highly favoured in RFIC (radio frequency integrated circuit)...
Analog multipliers are used for frequency conversion and are critical components in modern radio fre...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
Lettre pour IEEE MICROWAVE AND WIRELESS COMPONENTS LETTERS, acceptée pour publication le 11 juin 201...
The conversion gain of GaAs MESFET mixers is known to be dependent on the impedances seen by the app...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
A design flow of multi-standard down-conversion CMOS mixers for three modern standards: Global Syste...
The dependency of RF performance on the local oscillator (LO) drive amplitude and DC bias is an impo...
In many recent receiver designs, the front-end mixer determines the receiver\u27s sensitivity and it...
This paper presents improvement technique on linearity of a CMOS double balance Gilbert cell mixer w...
In this letter, we analyze the suitability of the double gate MOSFETs (DG MOSFETs) for RF-mixer appl...
A high linear double-gate (DG) MOSFET application to RF mixer is proposed based on derivative superp...
A method is presented for the modelling and analysis of dual-gate MESFET mixers. The method can hand...
Abstract: A mixer is an essential part of a communication system. It is generally used in wireless r...
Differential implementation is becoming highly favoured in RFIC (radio frequency integrated circuit)...
Analog multipliers are used for frequency conversion and are critical components in modern radio fre...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
Lettre pour IEEE MICROWAVE AND WIRELESS COMPONENTS LETTERS, acceptée pour publication le 11 juin 201...
The conversion gain of GaAs MESFET mixers is known to be dependent on the impedances seen by the app...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
Equations for the 1dB compression point and third-order intermodulation point as a function of circu...
A design flow of multi-standard down-conversion CMOS mixers for three modern standards: Global Syste...
The dependency of RF performance on the local oscillator (LO) drive amplitude and DC bias is an impo...
In many recent receiver designs, the front-end mixer determines the receiver\u27s sensitivity and it...
This paper presents improvement technique on linearity of a CMOS double balance Gilbert cell mixer w...