
handle: 10356/92153 , 10220/6276
A CMOS dB-linear variable gain amplifier (VGA) with a novel I/Q tuning loop for dc-offset cancellation is presented. The CMOS dB-linear VGA provides a variable gain of 60 dB while maintaining its 3-dB bandwidth greater than 2.5 MHz. A novel exponential circuit is proposed to obtain the dB-linear gain control characteristics. Nonideal effects on dB linearity are analyzed and the methods for improvement are suggested. A varying-bandwidth LPF is employed to achieve fast settling. The chip is fabricated in a 0.35-mum CMOS technology and the measurement results demonstrate the good dB linearity of the proposed VGA and show that the tuning loop can effectively remove dc offset and suppress I/Q mismatch effects simultaneously.
Pre-distortion compensation, DC offset, Direct conversion receiver, DB-linear VGA, Direct-conversion receiver, I/Q tuning, DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering, dB-linear variable-gain amplifier (VGA), 620, 004
Pre-distortion compensation, DC offset, Direct conversion receiver, DB-linear VGA, Direct-conversion receiver, I/Q tuning, DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering, dB-linear variable-gain amplifier (VGA), 620, 004
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