A dual-band tri-mode CDMA IF receiver with programmable channel-match filter

-A dual-mode field programmable RF amplifier / mixer is presented. Transistor switches, low loss CPW lines and RF transistors are combined in a 3-stage distributed topology which can operate as either a distributed amplifier or a distributed mixer. Functional reconfigurability is achieved using one bit programming without changing the signal path. The programmable module in its distributed amplifier mode provides a gain of 8dB in a 3-8 GHz bandwidth. When switched to the distributed mixer mode, it shows a measured average conversion gain of 4dB in a 1-16GHz bandwidth. This circuit is fabricated in a standard 130nm CMOS technology and occupies 4 mm×1.2 mm chip area.Index Terms -CPW line, distributed amplifier, distributed mixer, field programmable, RF.

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A dual-mode programmable distributed amplifier/mixer

Rabieirad

Mohammadi

2009

2009 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium Digest

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A dual-band tri-mode CDMA IF receiver with programmable channel-match filter

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A dual-mode programmable distributed amplifier/mixer

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