A single transistor post selector active tunable filter for radio receivers applications

Pantoli, Leonardo; Stornelli, Vincenzo; Leuzzi, G.; Carlofelice, Alessandro Di

doi:10.1109/inmmic.2014.6815106

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“…4). About the antenna, a dipole antenna has been taken into account since it shows good performance on a wider bandwidth and can be successfully miniaturized adopting more complex geometry, as for instance in [19,20]. In particular, a geometry folded dipole antenna similar to that proposed in [19] has been considered and is shown in Fig.…”

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An IC architecture for RF Energy Harvesting systems

Pantoli

Leoni

Stornelli

et al. 2017

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In this work we present an IC architecture for RF energy harvesting. The system has been designed with a 0.18μm CMOS SMIC technology and optimized at 900MHz. Simulation results have confirmed that the integrated system handles an incoming power typically ranging from -25 dBm to 20 dBm by rectifying the variable input signals into a DC voltage source with an overall efficiency up to 50%. The chip area estimation for the proposed system is as low as 3x3mm2.

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An IC architecture for RF Energy Harvesting systems

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Microwave Active Filter Design

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Leuzzi³

2017

Microwave Systems and Applications

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A simplified method for the project and design of microwave active filters is presented here. The presented design is based on the use of an active inductor that emulates an inductor behavior by implementing a passive variable phase-and amplitude-compensating network and amplifiers, forming a gyrator-C architecture. This method can be applied with success for the design of bandpass filters with very high performances in terms of integration and application from a few hundreds of MHz to tens of GHs with filter high dynamic range and frequency tuning capability.

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A single transistor post selector active tunable filter for radio receivers applications

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An IC architecture for RF Energy Harvesting systems

An IC architecture for RF Energy Harvesting systems

Microwave Active Filter Design

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