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Design of a 2.4-GHz 2.2-mW CMOS RF receiver front-end for BLE applications
A sliding-IF RF receiver front-end is designed in 65 nm CMOS general process for Bluetooth low-energy applications. For low power consumption, the receiver front-end circuits are designed with a 1-V supply voltage. Simulations show that the receiver has a 55.5 dB full-path maximum gain, and −43.5 dBm input-referred P1dB while dissipating only 2.2 mW. At the maximum gain, the noise figure is 3.2 dB, which corresponds to the sensitivity of −98.8 dBm when the minimum required SNR of a demodulator is 12 dB.