A Low Power, 3.5-20GHz Tunable LNA with Out-Of-Band Blocker Filtering Based on Compact, Tunable Transmission Line (CTTL) Resonators in 65nm CMOS
A Low Power, 3.5-20GHz Tunable LNA with Out-Of-Band Blocker Filtering Based on Compact, Tunable Transmission Line (CTTL) Resonators in 65nm CMOS
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10.1109/esscirc53450.2021.9567795
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2021-09
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Thomas Tapen;A. Apsel
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Thomas Tapen;A. Apsel
We present a tunable LNA for software defined radio based on a compact, tunable transmission line (CTTL) element. The CTTL acts as a passive, widely tunable LC resonance in a cascoded, common source LNA to implement an instantaneously narrowband, multi-octave tunable LNA. The resulting circuit, fabricated in 65nm CMOS, is tunable from 3.5-20GHz, and consumes 12 mW with gain >12dB, ≥ -9.6dBV in-band OP1dB, and OOB B1dB up to 31dB higher than the in-band B1dB due to the CTTL-tuned LC filtering. The CTTL-tuned LNA represents a more blocker-tolerant approach to achieving high frequency, software-defined LNAs without significant compromises in other LNA performance metrics.