A 2-Gb/s Throughput CMOS Transceiver Chipset With In-Package Antenna for 60-GHz Short-Range Wireless Communication

Mitomo, Toshiya; Tsutsumi, Yuji; Hoshino, H.; Hosoya, Masahiro; Wang, Tong; Tsubouchi, Yuta; Tachibana, Ryoichi; Sai, Akihide; Kobayashi, Yuka; Kurose, Daisuke; Ito, Toshio; Ban, Kanako; Tandai, Tomoya; Tomizawa, Takeshi

doi:10.1109/jssc.2012.2216694

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“…Considering the variation in the effective inductance, , is negligible compared to the variation in the effective capacitance, , the frequency variation can be simplified as: (6) By substituting (6) in (5), the coherence time of the VCOs is found to be:…”

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An Energy Harvesting 2$\times$2 60 GHz Transceiver With Scalable Data Rate of 38–2450 Mb/s for Near-Range Communication

Taghivand¹,

Aggarwal

Rajavi

et al. 2015

IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits

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A fully integrated 2 2 CMOS transceiver at 60 GHz with energy harvesting capability in the transmitter mode and on-chip dipole antennas is demonstrated. The radio supports on-off-keying (OOK) modulation and a programmable data rate of 38 to 2450 Mb/s at a BER of less than 5 10 . The power consumption of the transmitter scales with data rate from 100 W to 6.3 mW at 5 cm range and from 260 W to 11.9 mW at 10 cm range. This yields an energy efficiency of 2.6 pJ/b at 5 cm and 4.9 pJ/b at 10cm. The energy harvesting circuits operate at 2.45 GHz with an average efficiency of 33%. The harvesting antenna and its matching components are off-chip. The complete transceiver including the energy harvesting block and on-chip antennas occupies 1.62 mm in 40 nm CMOS.Index Terms-Close range, dipole antenna, energy harvest, impulse radio, IR-UWB, low power, MIMO, mmWave, near range, on-chip antenna, OOK, power harvest, 60 GHz, 2 2, ultra wide band.

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“…The first category focuses on providing a reliable wireless link at long range and maximizes data rate via enhancing the spectral efficiency at the expense of high power consumption and costly antenna-chip packaging technology [2]- [6]. Examples are wireless docking [7] and wireless HD [8].…”

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An Energy Harvesting 2$\times$2 60 GHz Transceiver With Scalable Data Rate of 38–2450 Mb/s for Near-Range Communication

Taghivand¹,

Aggarwal

Rajavi

et al. 2015

IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits

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“…As for the 60 GHz wearable textile antennas, an antenna gain (G ANT ) of 12 dB is reported in [28]. As for the achievable performance of millimetre-wave CMOS transceiver, a 60 GHz power amplifier with a 1 dB output compression point higher than 15 dBm and a power consumption of about 210 mW is reported [29], and a complete receiver of a sliding-IF heterodyne architecture with a total noise figure (NF) of 14 dB and a power consumption of 233 mW is reported in [30]. Overall, the power consumption amounts to about 443mW.…”

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Nano-scale CMOS SoC RF transceivers for 60 GHz wireless body area networks

Zito¹,

Pepe²

2014

25th IET Irish Signals &Amp; Systems Conference 2014 and 2014 China-Ireland International Conference on Information and Communi

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The 60 GHz radio channel has the potential to overcome some of the main limitations related to the implementation of low-power wireless body-centric communication systems at lower frequencies, supporting, security and low interference with adjacent wireless body-centric networks, as well as high antenna miniaturization, and also multigigabit per second communication rates. This paper addresses the main design challenges and perspectives for the implementation of SoC radio transceivers enabling wireless body-centric communications at 60 GHz. An explorative feasibility study is carried out by taking into account the main characteristics of the radio channel, the main limitations of the nano-scale CMOS technology, and the integration with textile and miniaturized flexible antennas for on-and off-body communications. The results show concrete opportunities for the system-on-chip implementation of radiofrequency transceivers supporting the next-generation wireless body-centric networks.

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“…For wireless file transmission between mobile terminals, a radiating direction parallel to the PCB is preferred. Various 60 GHz end-fire radiation (radiation parallel to the PCB) antenna-in-package (AiP) designs have been reported [1][2][3][4][5][6]. The bonding wire antenna [1] has a compact design; however, the gain of the bonding wire antenna is limited to 0 dBi.…”

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Low‐cost, compact millimeter‐wave antenna‐in‐package for short‐range wireless communications

Byeon

Park

2016

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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This article presents a low-cost, compact millimeter-wave antenna-in-package (AiP) for short-range wireless communications. The antenna is based on a Yagi-Uda antenna for high gain and end-fire radiation and is implemented on a single dielectric layer using a truncated printed circuit board. Integrated with a CMOS transceiver chip, the AiP provides a low-cost, compact, and robust design. The antenna comprises a microstrip-to-coplanar strip line transition, driver, reflector, and director. The fabricated antenna and AiP have dimensions of 6 mm 3 5.5 mm 3 0.13 mm and 6 mm 3 7.2 mm 3 0.13 mm, respectively. The antenna has measured beamwidths of 688 (E-plane) and 1058 (Hplane) and a gain of 6.6 dBi at 60 GHz, while the fabricated AiP achieved a 10.7-Gb/s wireless data transmission rate over 5 cm at a biterror rate of less than 10 212 .

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A 2-Gb/s Throughput CMOS Transceiver Chipset With In-Package Antenna for 60-GHz Short-Range Wireless Communication

Cited by 83 publications

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An Energy Harvesting 2$\times$2 60 GHz Transceiver With Scalable Data Rate of 38–2450 Mb/s for Near-Range Communication

An Energy Harvesting 2$\times$2 60 GHz Transceiver With Scalable Data Rate of 38–2450 Mb/s for Near-Range Communication

Nano-scale CMOS SoC RF transceivers for 60 GHz wireless body area networks

Low‐cost, compact millimeter‐wave antenna‐in‐package for short‐range wireless communications

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