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Agilent EEsof EDA - DesignSeminar: RFIC MOS Gilbert Cell Mixer Design

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DesignSeminar: RFIC MOS Gilbert Cell Mixer Design
Steve Long, Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara

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Abstract: RFIC MOS Gilbert Cell Mixer Design

The Gilbert double-balanced mixer configuration is widely used in RFIC applications because of its compact layout and moderately high performance. This seminar will walk through the design of a CMOS Gilbert mixer focusing on the parameters that influence the linearity of the signal path, the noise, and therefore the spurious-free dynamic range of the mixer. We will explore design tradeoffs that include biasing and device sizing, LO power, conversion gain, gain compression, intermodulation distortion, and noise.

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Steve Long, Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara

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