Shuo Li, Xiong Zhou, Sanfeng Zhang, Hailiang Yao, Qiang Li, Vahid Behravan, A. Natarajan, Zhiliang Hong, P. Chiang
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A 0.45V 687pW low noise amplifier front-end with 1.73 NEF for energy-scavenging IoT sensors
This paper presents a sub-nanowatt front-end amplifier for ultra-low-power wireless IoT sensor nodes. This chip consists of an instrumentation amplifier, a DC servo loop, a clock generator and a bias circuit. It is fully integrated, and therefore does not rely on any off-chip references. Fabricated in 65nm CMOS process, measurement results show that the amplifier system achieves 39dB gain and 0.1-130Hz bandwidth, sufficient for many low-frequency sensor interface applications. The measured power is 687pW for a 0.45V supply voltage, which when compared with previously published AFEs, is the only sub-nW low-noise amplifier.