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O artigo apresenta a análise, projeto e desempenho de VCOs diferenciais de acoplamento cruzado baseados em PCB (placa de circuito impresso) usando um novo tanque LC. Em comparação com o tanque LC convencional, um novo tanque LC é composto apenas por indutores de chip e, portanto, tem a vantagem de fornecer uma frequência de corte mais alta. Esse recurso se atribui ao uso de elementos parasitas dos indutores e capacitores do chip. As frequências de corte foram comparadas para ambos os tanques LC por cálculo, simulação e medição. Em seguida, os osciladores diferenciais de acoplamento cruzado tradicionais com ambos os tanques LC foram projetados, fabricados e executados usando HBTs SiGe de 0.35 µm e dispositivos de chip do tipo 1005. O oscilador implementado usando um novo tanque LC mostrou uma frequência de oscilação 0.12 GHz mais alta, enquanto as características do ruído de fase eram quase as mesmas. Além disso, o oscilador diferencial de acoplamento cruzado utiliza um circuito RL em série para suprimir as oscilações simultâneas. O VCO diferencial de acoplamento cruzado implementado empregando diodos varactores Si com uma relação de capacitância de 2.5 para 1 alcançou uma frequência de sintonia de 0.92 a 1.28 GHz, uma potência de saída superior a -13.5dBm, uma potência consumida inferior a 8.7mW e um ruído de fase com deslocamento de 100kHz em uma faixa de -104 a -100dBc/Hz.
Hikaru IKEDA
Panasonic
Yasushi ITOH
Shonan Institute of Technology
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Hikaru IKEDA, Yasushi ITOH, "PCB-Based Cross-Coupled Differential VCOs Using a Novel LC-Tank Comprised of the Chip Inductors" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E101-C, no. 10, pp. 744-750, October 2018, doi: 10.1587/transele.E101.C.744.
Abstract: The paper presents the analysis, design and performance of PCB (Printed Circuit Board)-based cross-coupled differential VCOs using a novel LC-tank. As compared with the conventional LC-tank, a novel LC-tank is comprised of only chip inductors and thus has an advantage in providing a higher cutoff frequency. This feature attributes to the use of the parasitic elements of the chip inductors and capacitors. The cutoff frequencies were compared for both LC-tanks by calculation, simulation and measurement. Then the traditional cross-coupled differential oscillators having both LC-tanks were designed, fabricated and performed by using 0.35µm SiGe HBTs and 1005-type chip devices. The implemented oscillator using a novel LC-tank has shown a 0.12GHz higher oscillation frequency, while phase noise characteristics were almost the same. In addition, the cross-coupled differential oscillator utilizes a series RL circuit in order to suppress the concurrent oscillations. The implemented cross-coupled differential VCO employing Si varactor diodes with a capacitance ratio of 2.5 to 1 has achieved a tuning frequency of 0.92 to 1.28GHz, an output power greater than -13.5dBm, a consumed power less than 8.7mW and a phase noise at 100kHz offset in a range from -104 to -100dBc/Hz.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.E101.C.744/_p
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