A dual-channel GPS/Compass/Galileo/GLONASS reconfigurable GNSS receiver in 65nm CMOS

Qi, Nan; Xu, Yang; Chi, Baoyong; Yu, Xiaobao; Zhang, Xing; Wang, Zhihua

doi:10.1109/cicc.2011.6055350

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“…In order to improve the GNSS performance for higher accuracy, reliability and more robustness, a receiver compatible with more than one constellation signals is favorable, especially for the next generation GNSS applications [3]. This paper presents the design and implementation of a multiband RF receiver which can be configured as GPS L1/BeiDou B1/BeiDou B2/BeiDou B3 receiver front end.…”

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A configurable Compass/GPS multiband RF receiver

Zhang

Liu

Wen

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE International Wireless Symposium (IWS)

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A configurable Compass/GPS multiband GNSS RF receiver with wide bandwidth in a heterodyne radio topology is implemented in a 0.35µm SiGe BiCMOS process. By programming the synthesizer to generate different local oscillator (LO) signals, the proposed receiver downconverts GNSS signals in L1/B1/B2/B3 bands to an identical intermediate frequency (IF) of 46MHz. An automatic gain control (AGC) loop is adopted to improve the noise and anti-interference performance. The receiver achieves a total noise figure of less than 3.5dB and a maximum voltage gain of 112dB with 70dB dynamic range while consuming 32mA current from a 3.3V supply, with a die area of 3.5×3.8mm 2 including ESD protection pads.

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A configurable Compass/GPS multiband RF receiver

Zhang

Liu

Wen

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE International Wireless Symposium (IWS)

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“…With the development of the new generation Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), reconfigurable multi-system monolithic receivers are now demanding [1]. The analog baseband providing bass-band filtering and programmable gain amplification is one of the most essential parts, which should be reconfigurable to cover different operating modes.…”

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A multi-mode reconfigurable analog baseband with I/Q calibration for GNSS receivers

Zheng

Chi

et al. 2014

2014 19th Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference (ASP-DAC)

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A multi-mode reconfigurable analog baseband with I/Q calibration for GNSS receivers is presented. The baseband circuit consists of an I/Q calibration circuit, a reconfigurable complex band-pass filter (C-BPF) and an AGC loop. It provides I/Q mismatch auto-calibration with the aid of a FPGA. The 3 rd / 5 th -order reconfigurable C-BPF supports various bandwidths from 2.2 to 10MHz and with different center frequencies from 3.996 to 16MHz. The AGC loop features 5-50dB gain range and 1dB step, and digital AGC algorithms. The auto DC-offset cancellation is also integrated on-chip. The analog baseband circuit has been implemented in 180nm CMOS and consumes 6.5-13mA variable current thanks to the power scaling technique. The measured image-rejection ratio is 45-55dB, improved by 22dB after I/Q calibration.

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“…Moreover, quasi zero-IF architectures can be used to enable simultaneous reception of the LIIEI GPS/Galileo signals and the GLONASS G I frequency division multiple access (FDMA) signals by placing the local oscillator between both signal bands [8].…”

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An integrated overlay architecture based multi-GNSS front-end

Rügamer

Urquijo

Eppel

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 2012 IEEE/ION Position, Location and Navigation Symposium

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This paper presents the overall architecture, first test structure implementations, and measurement results of an integrated GNSS front-end based on intentional path overlay. The front-end ASIC supports simultaneous multiband, multi-system GNSS reception of GPS L5 / Galileo E5 / GLONASS G3 and GPS L1 / Galileo E1 / GLONASS G1 signals with up to 52 MHz bandwidth while using only one common baseband path thanks to an intentional analog signal overlay. Test structures of the RF and baseband parts were realized in a 1.8V, 150nm RF-CMOS technology packaged in a QFN48 housings with full ESD protection. Both chips are described in detail regarding their design and their actual measurement results

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A dual-channel GPS/Compass/Galileo/GLONASS reconfigurable GNSS receiver in 65nm CMOS

Cited by 19 publications

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A configurable Compass/GPS multiband RF receiver

A configurable Compass/GPS multiband RF receiver

A multi-mode reconfigurable analog baseband with I/Q calibration for GNSS receivers

An integrated overlay architecture based multi-GNSS front-end

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