Analog Circuit Design: Scalable Analog Circuit Design, High Speed D/A Converters, RF Power Amplifiers
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Introduction
Industry has a need to transfer circuit designs from older integrated circuit processes into newer processes, which have lower device dimensions. This may be relatively simple for digital circuits. But, for analog circuits this is not straight forward at all because the requirements for noise, offset and dynamic range may resist sealing to smaller dimensions. Therefore, redesigns of analog circuits take a lot of effort. The purpose of these first six papers in this book is to help designers with designs, that can be transferred to future processes with smaller dimensions, or to guide in the process of transferring already existing circuit designs.
What is Analog Design?
- Signal fidelity
- Amplification
- Filtering
RF Engineering for Wireless Networks
Most people associate "integrated circuit
design" with the creation of sophisticated microprocessors. Digital design
techniques, which concentrate on the propagation of discrete values, or
"ones and zeros," are used to create these circuits. It's crucial to realize
that the study of large networks is made simpler by using this concept of
propagating "ones and zeros." The design of analogue circuits genuinely
serves as the basis for the design of digital circuits since the actual
devices in any circuit respond to stimuli that are always changing.
Table of Contents
Preface
Part I: Scalable Analog Circuit Design
- Introduction 1
- Scalable High-Speed Analog Circuit Design
- Scalable High Resolution Mixed Mode Circuit Design
- Scalable “High Voltages” Integrated Circuit Design for XDSL Type of Applications
- Scalability of Wire-Line Analog Front-Ends
- Reusable IP Analog Circuit Design
- Process Migration Tools for Analog and Digital Circuits
Part II: High-Speed D/A Converters
- Introduction
- Introduction to High-Speed Digital-to-Analog Converter Design
- Design Considerations for a Retargetable 12b 200MHz CMOS Current
- High-Speed CMOS DA Converters for Upstream Cable Applications
- Solving Static and Dynamic Performance Limitations for High Speed D/A Converters
- High Speed Digital-Analog Converters – The Dynamic Linearity Challenge
- A 400-MHz, 10-bit Charge Domain CMOS D/A Converter for Low-Spurious Frequency Synthesis
Part III - RF Power Amplifies
- Design Considerations for RF Power Amplifiers demonstrated through a
- GSM/EDGE Power Amplifier Module
- Class-E High-Efficiency RF/Microwave Power Amplifiers: Principles of
- Operation, Design Procedures, and Experimental Verification
- Linear Transmitter Architectures
- GaAs Microwave SSPA’s: Design and characteristics
- Monolithic Transformer-Coupled RF Power Amplifiers in SI-Bipolar
- Low Voltage PA Design in Standard CMOS
Analog Circuit Design: Scalable Analog Circuit Design, High Speed D/A Converters, RF Power Amplifiers
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