A Transformer Feedback Oscillator

Project Code :TVMABE347

Objective

The objective of this project is to design and implement a transformer feedback oscillator to achieve stable and efficient sinusoidal signal generation. It focuses on utilizing transformer feedback to maintain oscillations with low distortion and consistent amplitude. The design will be simulated and analyzed to evaluate key parameters such as frequency stability, output amplitude, and power consumption. Comparative analysis may be performed to highlight advantages over conventional oscillator circuits. The overall goal is to develop a reliable, high-performance oscillator suitable for communication and signal processing applications.

Abstract

Abstract:

A robust, cascaded unit cell-based programmable gain amplifier (PGA) with precise and accurate dB-linear characteristics using the exponential approximation of the MOS transistor is presented. The exponential function is precisely generated for the desired gain range by exploiting the sub-threshold characteristics of load transistors in the proposed unit-cell. The proposed PGA has dual-mode gain tunability using analog voltage control and 5-bit digital control. The proposed PGA achieves a gain range from βˆ’37 dB to +39 dB with wide bandwidth and very low power consumption. The proposed dB-linear PGA is designed and fabricated in a standard 40nm CMOS technology. The measurements demonstrate that the proposed PGA can achieve a wide dB-linear gain range of 76 dB for 32 digital gain settings and a gain error of less than Β±0.5 dB. At the maximum gain setting, the PGA exhibits a bandwidth of 1.1 MHz, input referred noise of 29.8 nV/ βˆš Hz, output P1dB of βˆ’4.7 dBm, and consumes only 167 ΞΌ W of power from a 1.1 V supply. The core area occupied by the PGA is only 0.003 mm2.

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