We report an approach to improve the noise performance of RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and down-conversion mixers. The technique we described here is based on capacitive cross-coupling across the two sides of a differential input stage. A LNA and mixer have been implemented in 0.5µ CMOS process to demonstrate the viability of this technique. The measurements show that the LNA achieves 3.0dB noise figure and 12.2 dB voltage gain (optimized for the maximum power transfer), and the mixer has 5.2dB DSB noise figure and 13.2 dB voltage conversion gain. Both LNA and mixer operate at 2.7V voltage supply and consume 27mW and 8.1mW power, respectively
The quest for low power, low cost, and highly integrated transceivers has gained substantial moment...
This article reports a novel differential-folded mixer with multiple-feedback techniques for perform...
This paper presents the design theory of conventional single-ended LNA and differential LNA based on...
We report an approach to improve the noise performance of RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and down-co...
We report an approach to improve the noise performance of RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and down-co...
The conventional common-gate low-noise amplifier (CGLNA) exhibits a relatively high noise figure (NF...
The scaling of CMOS technologies has a great impact on analog and radio-frequency (RF) circuit desig...
A 900MHz high linearity low power and low noise mixer is designed in TSMC 0.18-mu m CMOS process. By...
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Because of advancements in RF CMOS circuits, devices, and passive elements in the last decade, it ha...
The recent upsurge in the demand for low-power portable wireless communication products creates a lo...
In many designs, a low supply voltage is selected for efficient use of power. However, this often le...
This work proposes a new approach to design a simple and effective LNA reaching very competitive res...
Highly linear front-end circuits are greatly desired for wireless receivers to improve the dynamic r...
The implementation of highly integrated multi-bands and multi-standards reconfigurable radio transce...
The quest for low power, low cost, and highly integrated transceivers has gained substantial moment...
This article reports a novel differential-folded mixer with multiple-feedback techniques for perform...
This paper presents the design theory of conventional single-ended LNA and differential LNA based on...
We report an approach to improve the noise performance of RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and down-co...
We report an approach to improve the noise performance of RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and down-co...
The conventional common-gate low-noise amplifier (CGLNA) exhibits a relatively high noise figure (NF...
The scaling of CMOS technologies has a great impact on analog and radio-frequency (RF) circuit desig...
A 900MHz high linearity low power and low noise mixer is designed in TSMC 0.18-mu m CMOS process. By...
©2005 COPYRIGHT SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering. Downloading of the abstract...
Because of advancements in RF CMOS circuits, devices, and passive elements in the last decade, it ha...
The recent upsurge in the demand for low-power portable wireless communication products creates a lo...
In many designs, a low supply voltage is selected for efficient use of power. However, this often le...
This work proposes a new approach to design a simple and effective LNA reaching very competitive res...
Highly linear front-end circuits are greatly desired for wireless receivers to improve the dynamic r...
The implementation of highly integrated multi-bands and multi-standards reconfigurable radio transce...
The quest for low power, low cost, and highly integrated transceivers has gained substantial moment...
This article reports a novel differential-folded mixer with multiple-feedback techniques for perform...
This paper presents the design theory of conventional single-ended LNA and differential LNA based on...