L. Tiemeijer, R. Van Langevelde, O. Gaillard, R. Havens, P. Baltus, P. Woerlee, D. Klaassen
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Distortion measurements up to 1 GHz ground tone for 3 different sub-micron CMOS technologies with minimum gatelengths down to 0.18 comply well with an accurate compact model. Using a new linearity figure of merit measurements are presented, which show that up to 1 GHz a high linearity at practical bias conditions is obtained because the distortion still predominantly originates from the nonlinear IV characteristics.