2018
DOI: 10.1109/jssc.2018.2876473
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A 60-GHz Transceiver and Baseband With Polarization MIMO in 28-nm CMOS

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“…The use of linear polarization, however, requires accurate relative polarization alignment between TX and receiver (RX) for sufficient leakage suppression between two transmission paths. Such a setup becomes impractical in real application scenarios and requires the use of a depolarizer circuit in the BB [47], the implementation of which at 100+ Gb/s speeds may become challenging if not impossible. Contrary to that, simultaneous transmission of two circularly polarized orthogonal waves can potentially be applied to increase the link spectral efficiency for any relative orientation between TX and RX and without the use of a high-speed BB depolarizer under the provision that sufficient isolation between two adjacent transmission paths in the entire modulation BW can be achieved.…”
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“…The use of linear polarization, however, requires accurate relative polarization alignment between TX and receiver (RX) for sufficient leakage suppression between two transmission paths. Such a setup becomes impractical in real application scenarios and requires the use of a depolarizer circuit in the BB [47], the implementation of which at 100+ Gb/s speeds may become challenging if not impossible. Contrary to that, simultaneous transmission of two circularly polarized orthogonal waves can potentially be applied to increase the link spectral efficiency for any relative orientation between TX and RX and without the use of a high-speed BB depolarizer under the provision that sufficient isolation between two adjacent transmission paths in the entire modulation BW can be achieved.…”
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“…However, by optimizing the delay cell design in the same node a significant reduction in the overall power consumption is also reported [38]. Usage of a lower node will help to reduce the power consumption, which may be inferred from [39,40]. Implementation using FinFET technology is also expected to reduce power consumption and improve performance because of a higher transit frequency (f T ) and a lower supply voltage.…”
Section: B Post Layout Simulation Results At 100 Gb/s Data Ratementioning
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“…With the wide bandwidth nature, the unlicensed 60 GHz band is considered as a solution for the several short distance and high data rate applications, such as wireless backhaul, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR). Benefiting from the aggressive scaling down of a CMOS transistor, several 60 GHz transceivers for wireless communication and radar sensing have been realized [1][2][3][4][5]. For above applications, the higher order modulation scheme, e.g., 16QAM, is required to achieve the high throughput rate.…”
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confidence: 99%