2.45-GHz CMOS Reflection-Type Phase-Shifter MMICs With Minimal Loss Variation Over Quadrants of Phase-Shift Range
CMOS reflection-type phase shifters with minimal insertion-loss variation over quadrants of phase-shift range are presented. Two performance enhancement techniques are proposed. First, the 3-dB quadrature hybrid is designed with a phase-compensated inductively coupled hybrid. Second, an impedance-tr...
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description | CMOS reflection-type phase shifters with minimal insertion-loss variation over quadrants of phase-shift range are presented. Two performance enhancement techniques are proposed. First, the 3-dB quadrature hybrid is designed with a phase-compensated inductively coupled hybrid. Second, an impedance-transformed pi-resonated varactor network is presented to provide a full 360deg phase range, using a MOSFET varactor with limited reactance variation range. The design considerations and simulation are described. Two experimental 2.45-GHz phase shifters were implemented in 0.18-mum CMOS technology. One has a measured phase-shift range of 120deg with the insertion loss of 5.6 plusmn 1.2 dB in 2.33-2.60 GHz and the other has a phase range larger than 340deg with the insertion loss of 10.6 plusmn 2 dB in 2.44-2.55 GHz. Both chips are extremely compact with sizes of 0.72 and 0.66 mm 2 , respectively, and consume zero dc power. |
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