A 60-GHZ 26.3-DB GAIN 5.3-DB NF LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER IN 65-NM CMOS USING Q-FACTOR ENHANCED INDUCTORS| Session Chairs: | Kiat Seng YEO, Kaixue Ma |
Since the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) allocated 7GHz in the 57–64GHz band for unlicensed use in 2001, increasing interest are drawn in this band for high speed communication. A 60GHz link could be used to replace various cables used today in the office or home, making wireless display, wireless docking station available. As a result, the evolving 60GHz standard offers new products, markets and applications. However, there are still many technical challenges at 60GHz and it ranges from device modeling, antenna, circuit and system design, to packaging, test and assembly. This session aims to address the major problems encountered with the arrival of 60GHz technology. Topics of interest would include beamforming, transceiver design, phase arrays, MAC/PHY management, secure network authentication, baseband, antenna design as well as innovative design methods to generating stable local oscillators, reducing power consumption and suppressing unwanted interferences, harmonics and sub-harmonics at 60GHz.
9:40 D10.1 A 60-GHZ 26.3-DB GAIN 5.3-DB NF LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER IN 65-NM CMOS USING Q-FACTOR ENHANCED INDUCTORS
F. Meng1, K. Ma1,2, K. S. Yeo1, S. Xu1, C. C. Boon1, W. M. Lim1
1School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore
2University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, China
10:00 D10.2 A HYBRID CMOS CLOCK DIVIDER FOR PLL OF 60GHZ TRANSCEIVER
Y. Wang
Nanyang technology university, Singapore, Singapore
10:20 D10.3 A 60-GHZ ON-CHIP ANTENNA OVER AN AMC USING A STANDARD 65-NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY
W. L. Yang, K. X. Ma, K. S. Yeo, W. M. Lim, L. Lu
IEEE, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore