DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY

Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) based frequency synthesizer is one of the most crucial components in mobile or wireless communications. It is mainly used for frequency multiplication with the help of a PLL. With the development of RFICs in the wireless communication sector, researchers are trying their b...

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प्रकाशित: DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 2022
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description Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) based frequency synthesizer is one of the most crucial components in mobile or wireless communications. It is mainly used for frequency multiplication with the help of a PLL. With the development of RFICs in the wireless communication sector, researchers are trying their best to improve IC’s specifications. Their main concerns are area and power consumption. So for a highly efficient frequency synthesizer design, a highly efficient PLL is required to sustain this challenge. The main focus of this thesis work is to design a PLL that is comprised of voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), charge pump with low pass filter (LPF), phase-frequency detector (PFD), and frequency divider (FD) in such a way that the circuit consumes less power as well as require a small area. In this thesis, a power-efficient LC VCO model for D band wireless applications in 90 nm CMOS technology is developed and presented. An area-efficient design of the proposed model is ensured by avoiding the requirement of additional capacitor for an LC tank and varactor utilizing the parasitic capacitance of MOSs. An oscillation frequency of (163.25 − 172.77)GHz is obtained with the applied tuning voltage while it consumes a low DC power (2.822.96)mW. The proposed VCO provides relatively high output power on its differential terminal and the simulated phase noise varies from −92.99dBc/Hz to −75.81dBc/Hz. Additionally, an area-efficient and low phase noise charge pump, frequency divider and, two GDI (Gate Diffusion Input) cells based simple PFD have been developed and presented in this thesis. For charge pump design, instead of using an op-amp, the cascade technique is applied to reduce current mismatch, nonlinear effect, and complicity. The proposed charge pump occupied 275.28µm 2 silicon area in layout design with dc power consumption 34.1µW from the supply voltage of 1V. This simple structured PFD dissipates layout area of 26.95µm 2 and it consumes DC power of 2.391fW. The Dynamic D FF FDs dissipated layout area and DC power are 101.74µm 2 and 4153.893nW respectively. Finally, from the post-layout simulation for each design, it is found that the parasitic components didn't change the circuit performances drastically from the schematic based simulations.
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spelling oai:localhost:123456789-7132022-06-12T05:11:44Z DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY Akhter, Nargis Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) based frequency synthesizer is one of the most crucial components in mobile or wireless communications. It is mainly used for frequency multiplication with the help of a PLL. With the development of RFICs in the wireless communication sector, researchers are trying their best to improve IC’s specifications. Their main concerns are area and power consumption. So for a highly efficient frequency synthesizer design, a highly efficient PLL is required to sustain this challenge. The main focus of this thesis work is to design a PLL that is comprised of voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), charge pump with low pass filter (LPF), phase-frequency detector (PFD), and frequency divider (FD) in such a way that the circuit consumes less power as well as require a small area. In this thesis, a power-efficient LC VCO model for D band wireless applications in 90 nm CMOS technology is developed and presented. An area-efficient design of the proposed model is ensured by avoiding the requirement of additional capacitor for an LC tank and varactor utilizing the parasitic capacitance of MOSs. An oscillation frequency of (163.25 − 172.77)GHz is obtained with the applied tuning voltage while it consumes a low DC power (2.822.96)mW. The proposed VCO provides relatively high output power on its differential terminal and the simulated phase noise varies from −92.99dBc/Hz to −75.81dBc/Hz. Additionally, an area-efficient and low phase noise charge pump, frequency divider and, two GDI (Gate Diffusion Input) cells based simple PFD have been developed and presented in this thesis. For charge pump design, instead of using an op-amp, the cascade technique is applied to reduce current mismatch, nonlinear effect, and complicity. The proposed charge pump occupied 275.28µm 2 silicon area in layout design with dc power consumption 34.1µW from the supply voltage of 1V. This simple structured PFD dissipates layout area of 26.95µm 2 and it consumes DC power of 2.391fW. The Dynamic D FF FDs dissipated layout area and DC power are 101.74µm 2 and 4153.893nW respectively. Finally, from the post-layout simulation for each design, it is found that the parasitic components didn't change the circuit performances drastically from the schematic based simulations. 2022-06-12T05:11:42Z 2022-06-12T05:11:42Z 2020-12 Thesis http://dspace.mist.ac.bd:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/713 en application/pdf DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
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DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title_full DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title_fullStr DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title_full_unstemmed DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title_short DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LOW NOISE LOW POWER FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING 90 NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
title_sort design and analysis of low noise low power frequency synthesizers for wireless communications using 90 nm cmos technology
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