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Berkeley Wireless Research Center Finding the power/area limits of CMOS… Bob Brodersen Bob Brodersen Ian O’Donnell Ian O’Donnell Mike Chen Mike Chen Stanley Wang Stanley Wang Short Range UWB Radio Systems

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Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Finding the power/area limits of CMOS…

Bob BrodersenBob BrodersenIan O’DonnellIan O’Donnell

Mike ChenMike ChenStanley Wang Stanley Wang

Short Range UWB Radio Systems

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Integrated Impulse Transceiver

RF Front-End

LNA

Pulser

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

PMFData

Recovery

Synch.,Detect

andTracking

CLK GEN CONTROL

AnalogDigital

Amp

Specifications:• 100kbps over 10m with

10-3 BER • 1mW total (TX+RX)

power consumption• 0-1GHz bandwidth

All-CMOS integrated UWB transceiverfor comm. and ranging/locationing

Aggressive low-power design“Mostly-digital” approach, simplify analog front-end

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Integrated Impulse Transceiver

RF Front-End

LNA

Pulser

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

PMFData

Recovery

Synch.,Detect

andTracking

CLK GEN CONTROL

AnalogDigital

Amp

Specifications:• 100kbps over 10m with

10-3 BER • 1mW total (TX+RX)

power consumption• 0-1GHz bandwidth

All-CMOS integrated UWB transceiverfor comm. and ranging/locationing

Aggressive low-power design“Mostly-digital” approach, simplify analog front-end

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

3-10 GHz UWB CMOS LNA (Stanley Wang)

Common-gate input stage with input matchingInter-stage matching network also provides current gain due to the impedance mismatchAll inductors are pattern ground shielded, except Lload. Increases SRF and decreases Q (increasing BW)..13 micron technology14 mW, 1 mm2

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Layout sensitivity

1mm0.

83m

m

2-stage input matching“Aggressive” layout strategy

1.54mm

1.13

mm

3-stage input matching“Conservative” layout strategy

Keep distance between L’sSingle-turn inductors

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Measurement Results

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Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Integrated Impulse Transceiver

RF Front-End

LNA

Pulser

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

PMFData

Recovery

Synch.,Detect

andTracking

CLK GEN CONTROL

AnalogDigital

Amp

Specifications:• 100kbps over 10m with

10-3 BER • 1mW total (TX+RX)

power consumption• 0-1GHz bandwidth

All-CMOS integrated UWB transceiverfor comm. and ranging/locationing

Aggressive low-power design“Mostly-digital” approach, simplify analog front-end

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

UWB Transceiver Prototype

Based on Digital Sampling/Acquisition Oscilloscopes

TIA

PULSE

GAIN ADC

DLL

Control Logicand

Interface

ADC

ADC

CLKGEN

BIAS OSC

Analog Front-End

DigitalInterface

Pulser (byStanley Wang)

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The Integrated implementation…2.8 x 4.7 mm2 (13.2 mm2)

Bias

Test Output BufferTIA

Variable Gain Stages

ADC DLL

ControlTransmitter

CLK

Oscillator

Digital Interface Logic

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Pulse Transmission & Reception

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Variable pulse rate power consumption(2 Gsample/sec sample rate)

1mW

1 Mpulse/sec

Our goal

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Integrated Impulse Transceiver

RF Front-End

LNA

Pulser

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

A/DS/H

PMFData

Recovery

Synch.,Detect

andTracking

CLK GEN CONTROL

AnalogDigital

Amp

Specifications:• 100kbps over 10m with

10-3 BER • 1mW total (TX+RX)

power consumption• 0-1GHz bandwidth

All-CMOS integrated UWB transceiverfor comm. and ranging/locationing

Aggressive low-power design“Mostly-digital” approach, simplify analog front-end

Berkeley Wireless Research Center

Digital Baseband

Coef

160

128

PN correlator 1

PN correlator 2

PN correlator 32

CLK

PN GenCLKcoef

CLKpn

AbsPeakDet

DataRecover

(soft/hard)

Controllogic

Correlation_Block

Data_out

SymbolStrobe

DataPN

Correlator

PCI

DEC

CLKwin

S/P32

PMF 1

PMF 2

PMF 32

Matched FilterBank

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UWB Baseband Chip

Process: 0.13um (ST Microelectronics)Size: 3.6mm x 3.3mm Standard Cells: 530,000

MOPS/mW: 1,500Power:Acquisition 12 mW Tracking 1.5 mW

@ 1.08 V, 10 MHz clk

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3-10 GHz Transceiver Analytic and Sub-sampling for Impulse Processing (Mike Chen)

Sample at below NyquistAnalytic signaling reduces the sensitivity to timing offsetsProvides fine timing resolution

Mostly digital solution

A/D is critical component

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Asynchronous ADC prototype

• Asynchronous SAR ADC architecture to meet speed requirement

• 600 Msamples/Sec, 6 bits 5 mW, .12 mm2!!

• Input 3dB bandwidth > 4GHz Sub-sampling RF8 Gigasamples/sec < 100mW

Highlights:

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Time-interleaved 2X Async. ADC

No clock higher than the sampling frequency

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A/D Performance

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Demonstrated .13 Micron CMOS capabilities

10 GHz LNA - at 10 mW and 1mm2

Impulse transceiver at 1 Megapulse/mWDSP baseband at 1.5 GigaOps/mWA/D at 600 Msamples/sec, 6 bit @ 5mW, .12mm2

Even more important is that these numbers will improve with scaling of the technology….