Title :
Integrated RF receiver front ends and frequency synthesizers for wireless
Author :
Wilson, Dale G. ; Rhee, Woogeun ; Song, Bang-Sup
Abstract :
The majority of the current wireless systems operate in the 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz portion of the frequency spectrum. Typically, the handsets will employ several separate integrated circuits using a mix of technologies. With CMOS being the least expensive, the trend has been to include more functionality within the CMOS chip. However, certain portions of the transceiver have resisted the move to CMOS. In this tutorial the authors focus on two of these-the RF receiver front end with LNA and the frequency synthesizer
Keywords :
CMOS integrated circuits; UHF amplifiers; UHF integrated circuits; frequency synthesizers; land mobile radio; phase locked loops; radio receivers; wideband amplifiers; 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz; CMOS chips; LNA; PLL; UHF IC; frequency synthesizers; integrated RF receiver front ends; low noise amplifier; wireless systems; Frequency synthesizers; Gallium arsenide; Interference; Mobile communication; Radio frequency; Receiving antennas; Telephone sets; Transceivers; Transmitters; Transmitting antennas;
Conference_Titel :
Designing Low Power Digital Systems, Emerging Technologies (1996)
Conference_Location :
Atlanta, GA
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-3328-4
DOI :
10.1109/ETLPDS.1996.508877