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A DLL-Based Offset Calibration Loop Technology for Wake-Up Receivers


Abstract:

A DLL-based offset calibration loop (OCL) is proposed to eliminate the DC offset and low-frequency flicker noise of the two differential paths to optimize the input signa...Show More

Abstract:

A DLL-based offset calibration loop (OCL) is proposed to eliminate the DC offset and low-frequency flicker noise of the two differential paths to optimize the input signal-to-noise ratio before signal demodulation. The loop technology that can effectively calibrate the offset reduces the false alarm rate of the wake-up receiver (WuRX), and improves the sensitivity and robustness. This design uses 65nm LP CMOS process for layout design and simulation verification. With a supply voltage of 0.4V, the DC offset voltage on the signal path is reduced from an initial 5mV to a calibrated 39µV, resulting in a total system power consumption of 7.4nW.
Date of Conference: 28-30 October 2022
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 02 December 2022
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Conference Location: Xi'an, China

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