S. Razafimandimby, D. Petit, P. Bar, S. Joblot, J. Carpentier, J. Morelle, C. Arnaud1, G. Parat, P. Garcia, C. Garnier
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Co-design considerations for frequency drift compensation in BAW-based time reference application
In order to take up the challenge of BAW-based time reference, this paper presents new BAW/Integrated Circuits (IC) co-integration considerations. For the demonstration, a SiP approach is proposed where the Solidly Mounted Resonator (SMR) has been directly flip-chipped on the top of the IC. This 2.5GHz oscillator reaches a −93dBc/Hz phase noise at a 2kHz carrier offset for a 7.3mW power consumption. A 5bit switched capacitor bank permits to correct process deviations with a 12.5kHz accuracy while a varactor capacitance allows compensating a SMR with a −4.2ppm/°C Temperature Coefficient of Frequency (TCF) in a [−40°C,85°C] temperature range.