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Outline
Project Motivation
Circuit Architecture
Response to action items
Design flow
Summary of simulation vs design goals
Layout
Future work
Work distribution
Reference
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Project Motivation
In order to achieve a low noise and wideband amplifier (57 ~ 67 GHz), applied for the
5𝑡ℎ generation communication system to make it a perfect wide bandwidth and short
range high data-rate. We want to choose an architecture from these papers to achieve
our design goal.
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Response to action items
Show bypass capacitor in the schematic
Don’t use ideal inductance with series resistance of 0.1 Ohm in simulations
Use same presentation order as the design flow
Increase the gain flatness for frequencies above 60GHz
In third stage, show how we implement AC short
In third stage, show that Vds will not exceed breakdown voltage
Besides 50 Ohm matching, try inter-stage matching
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Design flow
Start from lumped
a
component model
Combine each
a
stage together
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First Stage
Transistor Capacitor [fF] Inductor [pH]
/Resistor
3.3V thick oxide Vout M2 W:3 u *8 C11 300 L11 110.8
L: 100 n C12 32.5 L12 112
C13 49 LD1 143
LS2 40
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1st stage : S11 and S22
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1st stage : NF, Gain and Stability
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Second Stage
Transistor Capacitor [fF] Inductor [pH]
/Resistor
M2 W:3 u *8 C21 49.8 LG1 133
L: 100 n C22 40 LD2 157
LS2 40
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2nd stage : S11 and S22
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2nd stage : NF, Gain and Stability
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Third Stage
Transistor Capaci [fF] Inductor [pH]
/Resistor tor
M3, M4 W:3 u *12 C31 63.03 L31 182
L: 100 n C32 41.57 Ld3 149
Ls3 20
1.5 V
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3rd stage : NF, Gain and Stability
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Overall architecture
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Overall: S11 and S22
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Overall Gain, NF, Stability
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Matching comparison
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Layout: 1ST Stage
Schematic View for LVS M9 resistor as self-made inductor in LVS Layout View
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Layout: 2nd Stage
Schematic View for LVS M9 resistor as self-made inductor in LVS Layout View
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Layout: 3d Stage
Schematic View for LVS M9 resistor as self-made inductor in LVS Layout View
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Total Layout
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Full LVS
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Full DRC
DRC error has not fixed
1. Density Error
2. Error due to no sealring
3. VIA8 (caused in self-made
inductor)
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Future work
Replace the spiral inductors with transmission lines.
Flatten the gain and make the Output matching better.
Make the LNA in differential topology to increase the gain and make the noise better.
Find a new topology to make the differential LNA with low power consumption.
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Work distribution
Paper survey: Everyone
Pre-simulation Lumped Layout:吳源深
Layout of needed components:楊易儒, Andries Deroo, 林書辰
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Reference
[1] C.H.Doan, S.Emami, A.M.Niknejad, and R.W.Brodersen, “Millimeterwave CMOS
design,” IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits, vol. 40, no. 1, pp. 144 – 155, Jan. 2005.
[2] Yao, T., Gordon, M.Q., Tang, K.K.W., Yau, K.H.K., Yang, M.-T., Schvan, P., and
Voinigescu, S.P.: ‘Algorithmic design of CMOS LNA and PAs for 60-GHz radio’, IEEE J.
Solid State Circuits, April 2007, pp. 1044–1057
[3] M. Kraemer, D. Dragomirescu, et R. Plana, " A low-power high-gain LNA for the 60
GHz band in a 65 nm CMOS technology ", Asia Pacific Microwave Conference, Singapore,
Singapore: 2009, pp. 1156- 1159.
[4] C. Wang, Y. Hao, et al, “A 60GHz LNA with 4.7dB NF and 18dB gain using interstage
impedance matching technique in 90nm CMOS,” IEEE Int. Conf. on Microwave
Technology & Computational Electromagnetics, pp. 270–273, 2011.
[5] K. Kang, J. Brinkhoff, and F. Lin, “A 60GHz LNA with 18.6 dB gain and 5.7 dB NF in
90nm CMOS,” IEEE Int. Conf. on Micro. & Millimeter Wave Tech, May 2010 30
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Passive Comoponent
Cap : 306.1 fF
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Passive Component