2003 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2003. Digest of Technical Papers. ISSCC.
DOI: 10.1109/isscc.2003.1234379
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A 48-860MHz digital cable tuner IC with integrated RF and IF selectivity

Abstract: A single-chip wide-band tuner with an active splitter for cable data modems and set-top boxes is realized in a 0.5µm, 30GHz BiCMOS technology [1]. The IC employs a single down-conversion, low-IF architecture and can receive signals in the 48-860MHz frequency range. Fully integrated selectivity is obtained in combination with a channel decoder. Power consumption is 1.5W with a 3.3V supply.Existing dual-conversion architectures like [2-4], remove the need for tuner alignment, but still use external fixed frequen… Show more

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“…The mixer's gain mismatch can be minimized by using a proper architecture like passive mixer and good layout techniques, but the LO phase imbalance is usually over 1 degree even with sophisticated calibration, which implies that no more than 40 dB image rejection can be achieved. Therefore, to achieve over 60 dB image rejection ratio, double-quadrature architecture, which can relax the matching requirement of the LO, is preferred [6,7]. As shown in Figure 2(b), the double-quadrature architecture handles the down-conversion with complex LO and complex RF signals.…”
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“…The mixer's gain mismatch can be minimized by using a proper architecture like passive mixer and good layout techniques, but the LO phase imbalance is usually over 1 degree even with sophisticated calibration, which implies that no more than 40 dB image rejection can be achieved. Therefore, to achieve over 60 dB image rejection ratio, double-quadrature architecture, which can relax the matching requirement of the LO, is preferred [6,7]. As shown in Figure 2(b), the double-quadrature architecture handles the down-conversion with complex LO and complex RF signals.…”
Section: Double-quadrature Down-conversion Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The design of this programmable filter is still an issue. The doublequadrature down-converter provides inherited 3rd harmonic distortion suppression [6], and the programmable bandpass filter removes those 5 LO + IF interferences and achieves 5th harmonic component suppression as well. In addition, the programmable filter can also serve as rough band selection and relax linearity challenges of the following stages.…”
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