An amplitude shift keying transmitter and receiver chipset with low power consumption using 40nm CMOS technology for wireless communication systems is described, in which a maximum data rate of 10Gbps and power consumption of 98.4mW are obtained with a carrier frequency of 135GHz. A simple circuit and a modulation method to reduce power consumption are selected for the chipsets. To realize multi-gigabit wireless communication, the receiver is designed considering the group delay optimization. In the receiver design, the low-noise amplifier and detector are designed considering the total optimization of the gain and group delay in the millimeter-wave modulated signal region.
Mizuki MOTOYOSHI
Hiroshima University
Naoko ONO
Toshiba Corporation
Kosuke KATAYAMA
Hiroshima University
Kyoya TAKANO
Hiroshima University
Minoru FUJISHIMA
Hiroshima University
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Mizuki MOTOYOSHI, Naoko ONO, Kosuke KATAYAMA, Kyoya TAKANO, Minoru FUJISHIMA, "135GHz 98mW 10Gbps CMOS Amplitude Shift Keying Transmitter and Receiver Chipset" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E97-A, no. 1, pp. 86-93, January 2014, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E97.A.86.
Abstract: An amplitude shift keying transmitter and receiver chipset with low power consumption using 40nm CMOS technology for wireless communication systems is described, in which a maximum data rate of 10Gbps and power consumption of 98.4mW are obtained with a carrier frequency of 135GHz. A simple circuit and a modulation method to reduce power consumption are selected for the chipsets. To realize multi-gigabit wireless communication, the receiver is designed considering the group delay optimization. In the receiver design, the low-noise amplifier and detector are designed considering the total optimization of the gain and group delay in the millimeter-wave modulated signal region.
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