Ankush Mamgain, S. Mir, J. N. Tripathi, M. Barragán
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Abstract
An on-chip high-frequency sinusoidal signal gener-ator with a calibration circuit based on a coarse-fine delay cell is presented in this work. The harmonic cancellation principle is used for signal generation by adding scaled and time-shifted versions of a periodic signal. However, as the output frequency increases in the GHz range, the harmonic cancellation can be severely affected by non-idealities such as mismatch and variations on timing parameters (phase difference, duty cycle) of the time-shifted signals. This degrades the spectral purity of the output signal. To counter this, a calibration circuit based on a coarse-fine delay cell is integrated into the system to correct the timing parameters of the signal. Simulation results show a THD better than -60 dB in the frequency range from 500 MHz to 2GHz.