CMOS wireless transceiver design
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This book presents a comprehensive approach to the design of wireless transceivers using CMOS technology. It focuses on integrating RF, analog, and digital functions within a single low-cost chip. The authors analyze different transceiver architectures, including superheterodyne, low-IF, and direct-conversion receivers. Key design challenges such as noise, linearity, and power consumption are thoroughly discussed. The work emphasizes system-level design and high-level synthesis methodologies. It also explores frequency-domain techniques to optimize circuit performance. Practical design considerations for RF front-end blocks, such as mixers, oscillators, and amplifiers, are presented. The book highlights trade-offs between performance and integration in modern communication systems. A complete CMOS transceiver design for GSM applications is used as a case study. Overall, it serves as a reference for designing efficient and fully integrated wireless communication circuits.
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| 621.381CRO 1 C1 | BIB-Centrale / Ouvrages | Papier | interne | disponible |
