2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.microrel.2013.12.008
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Novel digitally programmable multiphase voltage controlled oscillator and its stability discussion

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“…In Jin (2018a), the authors introduced a novel QVCO architecture that employs four capacitors to achieve enhanced phase noise and reduced power dissipation compared to conventional designs. Furthermore, Jin et al (2014a) developed a programmable currentmode multi-phase voltage-controlled oscillator (MPVCO) using cascaded first-order all-pass filters, which provides multiple outputs. These studies have introduced significant advancements in the design of voltage-controlled oscillators, resulting in enhanced performance, compact size, and reduced power consumption.…”
Section: Quadrature Voltage-controlled Oscillator Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Jin (2018a), the authors introduced a novel QVCO architecture that employs four capacitors to achieve enhanced phase noise and reduced power dissipation compared to conventional designs. Furthermore, Jin et al (2014a) developed a programmable currentmode multi-phase voltage-controlled oscillator (MPVCO) using cascaded first-order all-pass filters, which provides multiple outputs. These studies have introduced significant advancements in the design of voltage-controlled oscillators, resulting in enhanced performance, compact size, and reduced power consumption.…”
Section: Quadrature Voltage-controlled Oscillator Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The programmable MOS switches used in the proposed programmable staircase function circuit is presented inFigure 8. The programmable MOS switch consists of a NMOS and a PMOS transistor, and it can be turned on and off by controlling the bias voltages V s+ and V s−[29,30].…”
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