A 12.4 mW CMOS front-end for a 5 GHz wireless-LAN receiver
Published: Jan 20, 2003
Abstract
This paper presents a 12.4 mW front-end for a 5 GHz wireless-LAN receiver fabricated in a 0.24 /spl mu/m CMOS technology. It consists of an LNA, mixers and an automatically tuned third-order filter controlled by a low-power PLL. The filter attenuates the image-signal by an additional 12 dB beyond what can be achieved by an image-reject architecture. The filter also reduces the noise contribution of the cascode devices in the LNA core. The...
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A 12.4 mW CMOS front-end for a 5 GHz wireless-LAN receiver
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Jan 20, 2003
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