Dae-Woong Park, Dzuhri Radityo Utomo, Jong-Phil Hong, Sang-Gug Lee
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A 230–260GHz wideband amplifier in 65nm CMOS based on dual-peak Gmax-core
A dual-peak maximum achievable gain core design technique is proposed. It has been adopted into a 4-stage wideband amplifier. Implemented in a 65nm CMOS, the amplifier achieves 3dB bandwidth of 30GHz (230∼260GHz), gain of 12.4±1.5dB, and peak PAE of 1.6% while dissipating 23.8mW, which corresponds to the widest bandwidth and highest gain per stage among other reported CMOS amplifiers operating above 200GHz.