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Highly-Linear/Highly-Efficient CMOS power amplifier for mobile WiMAX
LUIS ABRAHAM SANCHEZ GASPARIANO
ALEJANDRO DIAZ SANCHEZ
Anne_Johan Annema
Acceso Abierto
Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas
RF amplifiers
Power amplifiers
Wireless channels
The present work is about the design of a power amplification system in CMOS technology which satisfies the demands established by the IEEE802.16e- 2005 standard for mobile WiMAX. The simulation in CadenceVirtuoso v5.0.0. of the complete power amplification stage with the UMC 0.18μm Mixed Mode and RF CMOS technology was carried out. The RF band for which the circuit was tuned to operate was between 2.496GHz and 2.69GHz with an LO signal running from 2.486GHz to 2.68GHz and a BB signal of 10MHz. The power supply for the predriver stage was of 1.8V and 0.9V for the amplification stage. The total power consumption of the circuit was of approximately 26dBm. The peak output power obtained was 23dBm with a drain efficiency, ηD, of 83% and a Power Added Efficiency, PAE, of 61% meanwhile for 12dB of output power back-off the ηD was 33% and the PAE 31%. The harmonic suppression around the carrier in a range of 194MHz at from 2.496GHz to 2.69GHz presents a minimum value of -55dBc. These results indicate that the proposed multipath polyphase Power Amplifier exhibits both, a high linearity achieving until -60dBc of intermodulation suppression with respect to the frequency of interest, (ωLO + ωBB), within the mobile WiMAX bandwidth, and a high PAE at peak output power and with 12dB of output power back-off. In addition, the design and fabrication of the predriver stage was also realized but in a double poly three metal layers 0.5μm CMOS technology from MOSIS foundry. The fabricated prototype area was 0.472μm × 0.148μm. The prototype was characterized with an LO frequency of 80MHz and a BB frequency of 1.6MHz. The power supply was of 3.3V. The tuning control was of 400mV ranging from 1.0V to 1.4V. The maximum power consumption was 14.5dBm and the minimum was 12.6dBm. The maximum output power was 6.5dBm meanwhile the minimum was 0.3dBm. The duty cycle of the prototype was modifiable in a range of 9.3% from 49.4% to 40.1%. Finally, the maximum pulse amplitude of the output signal was 1V and the minimum pulse amplitude covers from 950mV to 200mV. According to these results, we conclude that the behavior of the predriver stage follows the curse anticipated in the synthesis. This is very important since the predriver stage is the key building block to enhance the efficiency of the overall system.
Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica
2011-06
Tesis de doctorado
Inglés
Estudiantes
Investigadores
Público en general
Sanchez-Gaspariano L.A.
ELECTRÓNICA
Versión aceptada
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Aparece en las colecciones: Doctorado en Electrónica

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