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作者单位:Xubo Wang (1) Anh Dinh (1) Daniel Teng (1)
1. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Saskatchewan, 57 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK, Canada
ISSN:1531-5878
文摘
A fully integrated low-power, low-complexity ultra wideband (UWB) 3-0?GHz receiver front-end in standard 130?nm CMOS technology is proposed for UWB radar sensing applications. The receiver front-end consists of a full UWB band low-noise amplifier and an on-chip diplexer. The on-chip diplexer has a 1 dB insertion loss and provides a \(-\) 30?dB isolation. The diplexer switch was co-designed with the receiver input matching network to optimize the power matching while simultaneously achieving good noise matching performance. The receiver low-noise amplifier provides a 3-0 GHz bandwidth input matching and a power gain of 17 dB. The overall receiver front-end consumes an average power of 13 mW. The core area of the transceiver circuit is 500 \(\mu \) m by 700 \(\mu \) m.