A Broadband 470-862 MHz Direct Conversion CMOS Receiver
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This work presents an integrated ultra high frequency (UHF), broadband direct-conversion receiver. The receiver integrates a single-ended RFVGA, an on-chip single-to-differential balun, a current-mode passive mixer, and a combination of continuous and discrete-time baseband filter with built-in anti-aliasing. Targeted to operate between 470-862 MHz, the receiver achieves a noise figure of 7.9dB, an IIP3 of -8dBm at maximum gain and an IIP3 of +2dBm at 9dB RF attenuation. The gain- and frequency-programmable baseband section implements an 8th order inverse chebyshev low pass approximation achieving >42dB attenuation at an offset of 1.75 MHz for the 4 MHz frequency setting. Overall, the receiver consumes 120mW from 1.8V analog/2.5V digital dual supply and occupies 2:14mm2 in IBM 0:18m RFCMOS technology. 2010 IEEE.
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Proceedings of 2010 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems