论文信息 - Low voltage, low power CMOS front-end for Bluetooth applications

Low voltage, low power CMOS front-end for Bluetooth applications

A Q-enhanced L C filter, implemented before, is investigated with some enhancements and small changes; trying to remove the off-chip filter needed before the low noise amplifier in a front-end receiver. The proposed Q-enhanced filter delivers about 25.4 dB of voltage gain, 3.4 dB noise figure, 1-dB compression point dynamic range of 144 dB.Hz, 28 MHz of 3-dB bandwidth and operating at 2.55 G Hz as a centre frequency, while drawing 4.7 mA from a 3 V supply, when using 0.25 ¿m technology, trying to meet the Bluetooth system specifications.

S.A. Mahmoud | O.H. Kassem

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