Design of Gate-Driven Quasi Floating Bulk OTA-Based Gm–C Filter for PLL Applications

Authors

  • P. Gupta Department of Electronics and Communication, National Institute of Technology Sikkim, India.
  • S. K. Jana Department of Electronics and Communication, National Institute of Technology Sikkim, India.
Abstract:

The advancement in the integrated circuit design has developed the demand for low voltage portable analog devices in the market. This demand has increased the requirement of the low-power RF transceiver. A low-power phase lock loop (PLL) is always desirable to fulfill the need for a low power RF transceiver. This paper deals with the designing of the low power transconductance- capacitance (Gm-C) based loop filter with the help of the gate-driven quasi bloating Bulk (GD-QFB) MOS technique. The GD-QFB MOS-based operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) has been proposed with a high dc gain of 82.41 dB and less power consumption of 188.72 µW. Further, Gm-C based active filter has been designed with the help of the proposed GD-QFB OTA. The simulation results of Gm-C filter attain a -3 dB cut-off frequency of 59.08 MHz and power consumption of 188.31µW at the supply voltage of 1V. The proposed Gm-C filter is suitable for the designing of 1-3 GHz low power PLL.

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Journal title

volume 17  issue 2

pages  1872- 1872

publication date 2021-06

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