A. Italia, E. Ragonese, L. La Paglia, G. Palmisano
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Abstract
A 5-GHz radio transceiver front-end chipset, including an image-reject down-converter and a dB-linear variable-gain up-converter, was implemented in a 46-GHz-f/sub T/ pure silicon bipolar technology. The down-converter has a 4-dB noise figure, a 22-dB power gain and a 1-dB input compression point of -20 dBm. It also exhibits an image rejection ratio higher than 60-dB. The up-converter achieves a 1-dB output compression point of 6-dBm, a 13-dB power gain, providing a linear-in-dB gain characteristic with a dynamic range of 30-dB. The overall current consumption is 68-mA from a 3-V supply voltage.