2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.mejo.2014.04.013
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A low power Ku phase locked oscillator in low cost 130 nm CMOS technology

Abstract: This paper reports on a Ku low-power integer-N phase locked oscillator designed to investigate the potentialities of a low-cost 130 nm CMOS technology for video broadcasting and radiometry applications. The design and the characterization of the prototype are described and the main performances are reported and compared to literature. The PLO generates an output tone in the 14.2 GHz to 15.1 GHz frequency range. The phase noise is −68.9 dBc/Hz for an offset frequency of 100 kHz from a 15 GHz carrier, and can be… Show more

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“…These solutions are more complicated, and they also do not solve the issue fully. To combat both of the issues, PFD design without the reset signal had been implemented and has been proved to be quite satisfactory [11]. However, as the solution offered is for dynamic design, it is suitable only for high-speed applications.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These solutions are more complicated, and they also do not solve the issue fully. To combat both of the issues, PFD design without the reset signal had been implemented and has been proved to be quite satisfactory [11]. However, as the solution offered is for dynamic design, it is suitable only for high-speed applications.…”
Section: Related Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall comparison of resultsParameterRen et al8 Chen et al10 Magnani et al11 Erfani-Jazi et al 12 This Work : CP, charge pump; D-FF, D flip-flops; PD, phase detector; PFD, phase frequency detector; QRO, quadrature ring oscillator; TG, transmission gate; TSPC, true single-phase clock; VCO, voltage-controlled oscillator.…”
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confidence: 99%