26 GHz VCO in 22 nm FDSOI Technology for RADAR Application

Kumar, Piyush; Stajic, Dario; Isa, Erkan Nevzat; Maurer, Linus

doi:10.1109/lascas53948.2022.9789048

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“…They also offered solutions to these issues, such as an auto-adaptive bias approach, as well as applications of their idea, like a car radar system. A VCO for FMCW radar with a frequency range of 23 to 27.3 GHz was presented by Kumar et al [22]. It is based on a modified Colpitts differential VCO.…”

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Design and Study the Performance of a CMOS-Based Ring Oscillator Architecture for 5G Mobile Communication

Rahman,

Kishore,

Abdul Rajak

2024

Emerg Sci J

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Oscillator circuits are used to make accurate and reliable clock signals for systems as simple as a wristwatch and as complicated as satellites, which are important for long-distance communication. There are many ways to build an oscillator circuit, using either passive or active parts. Each option has pros and cons, but at the current level of mobile communication development, the most important things are interoperability and low power use. This need has driven the development of compact, battery-operated electronics, and Very Large-Scale Integration (VLSI)-based ring oscillators provide the ideal solution. These oscillators ought to dissipate less power, have a large tuning range, and be compact. The paper presents a novel Complementary Metal Oxide Silicon (CMOS) ring oscillator that serves as a Voltage Controlled Oscillator. The suggested architecture utilizes the advantages of both a current-starved ring oscillator and a negative-skewed delay by combining their constituent parts. The proposed architecture has a control voltage of 1.15 V and a supply voltage of 2 V, generating a 9.35 GHz dominant frequency with a 13.82% harmonic distortion between the inputs and outputs. The proposed architecture can implement 5G-based applications that require high frequency and low power by carefully selecting the passive components within the design. Doi: 10.28991/ESJ-2024-08-01-020 Full Text: PDF

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