A highly integrated, dual-band, multi-mode wireless LAN transceiver

Ruhlicke, T.; Zannoth, M.; Klepser, B.-U.

doi:10.1109/esscirc.2003.1257114

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“…Recently, a great deal of research has been performed on the development of fullyintegrated multi-band transceivers [4][5][6][7][8]. Most of the published work has focused on the design of circuits which arc traditionally narrow-band, such as low noise amplifiers and voltage-controlled oscillators.…”

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“…One of the largest contributors to power dissipation in any RF transceiver is the fre quency divider, which provides channel selection within the frequency synthesizer. Since these circuits are inherently wide-band, traditional multi-band transceivers either operate the divider at the power dissipation required for the highest frequency band, or have em ployed separate dividers for each band of operation [5,8]. While simple, these techniques result either in wasted power dissipation when operating at lower frequencies, or wasted silicon area.…”

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“…8 shows the circuitry used on the PCB to generate the adjustable current references used to bias the chip. The LM334Z acts as a three-terminal adjustable current source, w ith a reference current equal to[47]:…”

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