M. Kotti, R. Gonzalez-Echevarria, E. Roca, R. Castro-López, F. Fernández, M. Fakhfakh, J. Sieiro, J. López-Villegas
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Abstract
Systematic design methodologies for wireless transceivers require an efficient design of integrated inductors. Early availability of feasible trade-offs between inductance, quality factor and area, is a key enabler towards the improvement of such design methodologies. This paper introduces such an approach in two steps. First, a Pareto-optimal performance front of integrated inductors is obtained by embedding an electromagnetic simulator into a multi-objective optimization tool. Then, starting from the obtained optimal samples, a surrogate model of the performance front is obtained. Experimental results in a 0.35μm CMOS technology are provided.