Low-Voltage Wireless Analog CMOS Circuits toward 0.5 V Operation

Wang, Jun; Kihara, Takao; Ham, Hyunju; Matsuoka, Toshimasa; Taniguchi, Kenji

doi:https://doi.org/10.1587/transfun.e93.a.356

Low-Voltage Wireless Analog CMOS Circuits toward 0.5 V Operation

Wang, Jun; Kihara, Takao; Ham, Hyunju et al.

IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals of Electronics, Communications and Computer Sciences, 2010, E93-A(2), 356-366

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Title	Low-Voltage Wireless Analog CMOS Circuits toward 0.5 V Operation
Creator	NRID 1000030543532 1000030543532 CreatorName Wang, Jun
	CreatorName Kihara, Takao
	CreatorName Ham, Hyunju
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	NRID 1000020192180 1000020192180 CreatorName Taniguchi, Kenji
Subject	analog
	RF
	CMOS
	forward body biasing
	transformer
	stochastic resonance
Abstract	This paper introduces several techniques for achieving RF and analog CMOS circuits for wireless communication systems under ultra-low-voltage supply, such as 0.5 V. Forward body biasing and inverter-based circuit techniques were applied in the design of a feedforward Δ-ΣA/D modulator operating with a 0.5 V supply. Transformer utilization is also presented as an inductor area reduction technique. In addition, application of stochastic resonance to A/D conversion is discussed as a future technology.
Publisher	電子情報通信学会
	The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
	デンシ　ジョウホウ　ツウシン　ガッカイ
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	Kihara, Takao
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	The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
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DCTERMS.abstract	This paper introduces several techniques for achieving RF and analog CMOS circuits for wireless communication systems under ultra-low-voltage supply, such as 0.5 V. Forward body biasing and inverter-based circuit techniques were applied in the design of a feedforward Δ-ΣA/D modulator operating with a 0.5 V supply. Transformer utilization is also presented as an inductor area reduction technique. In addition, application of stochastic resonance to A/D conversion is discussed as a future technology.
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