A 5 Ghz Direct Conversion Cmos Transceiver Utilizing Automatic Frequency Control For The Ieee 802 11A Wireless Lan Standard英文电子书.pdfVIP

IEEE JOURNAL OF SOLID-STATE CIRCUITS, VOL. 38, NO. 12, DECEMBER 2003 2209 A 5-GHz Direct-Conversion CMOS Transceiver Utilizing Automatic Frequency Control for the IEEE 802.11a Wireless LAN Standard Arya R. Behzad, Senior Member, IEEE, Zhong Ming Shi, Senior Member, IEEE, Seema Butala Anand, Li Lin, Keith A. Carter, Member, IEEE, Michael S. Kappes, Member, IEEE, Tsung-Hsien (Eric) Lin, Member, IEEE, Thinh Nguyen, Member, IEEE, Dan Yuan, Stephen Wu, Y. C. Wong, Victor Fong, and Ahmadreza Rofougaran, Member, IEEE Abstract—A fully integrated CMOS direct-conversion 5-GHz are several reported 5-GHz CMOS papers on RF transceivers transceiver with automatic frequency control is implemented in [2]–[7] and frequency synthesizers [8], [9]. A fully integrated a 0.18- m digital CMOS process and housed in an LPCC-48 CMOS direct-conversion 5-GHz transceiver with automatic package. This chip, along with a companion baseband chip, provides a complete 802.11a solution frequency control (AFC) is implemented in a 0.18- m digital The transceiver consumes 150 mW in receive mode and 380 mW CMOS process and housed in an LPCC-48 package [10]. in transmit mode while transmitting +15-dBm output power. This chip along with a companion baseband chip provides a The receiver achieves a sensitivity of better than 93.7 dBm and complete 802.11a solution. As compared with the previously 73.9 dBm for 6 Mb/s and 54 Mb/s, respectively (even using reported work [2]–[7], this paper presents the highest level of hard-decision decoding). The transceiver achieves a 4-dB receive nois