A 12th-order OTA-C complex filter with a nonconventional frequency tuning for a Bluetooth receiver is implemented in a low-cost mainstream 0.35-m CMOS process. This proposed frequency tuning scheme is simpler than the conventional one based on phased-locked loop (PLL). Furthermore, a high-speed pseudo differential OTA using common-mode feedforward (CMFF) and common-mode feedback (CMFB) strategy is proposed. The filter bandwidth is 1 MHz and is centered at 2 MHz. Image and adjacent channels are attenuated by more than 45 and 27 dB, respectively. The integrated input referred noise is 29 V rms , and the filter chip dissipates 4.7 mA from a 2.7 V supply. The theoretical and experimental results are in good agreement.
Abstract-This paper demonstrates RF MEMS fractal capacitors possessing the highest reported self resonant frequencies (SRF) in PolyMUMPS to date. Explicitly, measurement results show SRFs beyond 20GHz. Further, quality factors higher than 4 throughout a band of 1GHz to 15GHz and reaching as high as 28 were achieved. Additional benefits that are readily attainable from implementing fractal capacitors in MEMS are discussed including suppressing residual stress warping, eliminating the need for etching holes, and reducing parasitics. The latter benefits were acquired without any fabrication intervention.
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