2022
DOI: 10.1109/jssc.2022.3144362
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A Wideband IQ-Mapping Direct-Digital RF Modulator for 5G Transmitters

Abstract: This article presents a wideband 2 × 12-bit direct-digital RF modulator (DDRM) operating in a 0.5-to-3-GHz band for 5G transmitters. The proposed digital Cartesian modulator features an advanced IQ-mapping technique to boost RF power by 3 dB and suppress the I/ Q image. To verify the proposed concept, a 40-nm CMOS prototype is implemented whose RF peak output power at 2 GHz is more than 14 dBm. It achieves an adjacent-channel leakage ratio (ACLR) of −52 dBc and an error vector magnitude (EVM) of −40 dB for a 2… Show more

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“…11. It is categorized into interleaving [11], [20], [27] and non-interleaving modes [29], [32], featuring Cartesian or multi-phase operation utilizing LO clocks with different duty cycle. The multi-phase mode exploits the I/Q to multi-phase mapping.…”
Section: Digital Transmitter Modes Of Operationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…11. It is categorized into interleaving [11], [20], [27] and non-interleaving modes [29], [32], featuring Cartesian or multi-phase operation utilizing LO clocks with different duty cycle. The multi-phase mode exploits the I/Q to multi-phase mapping.…”
Section: Digital Transmitter Modes Of Operationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17. In a Cartesian mode, these controlling signals are I/Q sign bits [I BB,UP [11] (Sign I ) and Q BB,UP [11] (Sign Q )]. The multi-phase operation modes demand 3-bit selection control signals to cover 8-octant, as discussed earlier.…”
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“…Fifth-generation technology increases channel capacity with more bandwidth per carrier (from 5 to 400 MHz) [ 40 ], being spectrally more efficient due to the higher orders of the modulation schemes [ 41 , 42 ]. Previously employed in 4G, the multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) technique simultaneously uses multiple antennas with multiple channels for signal transmission and reception, increasing channel bandwidth and maintaining antenna efficiency without requiring additional power [ 43 , 44 ].…”
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confidence: 99%