A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS
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1 International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Volume V, Issue III, March 14 ISSN A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS ABSTRACT: Rakesh L. Raut 1 and Dr. A.Y.Deshmukh 2 1 Research Scholar, Electronics Engg., G.H.Raisoni College of Engg.India 2 Professor, Department of Electronics Engg, G.H.Raisoni College of Engg. India A low noise amplifier plays key role in overall performance of any RF receiver. This paper presents design of low noise amplifier by using RF CMOS technology for wireless receiver systems. The proposed low noise amplifier is implemented on TSMC RF CMOS 0.18um technology. The inductive source degeneration cascoded common source topology is used in the designed low noise amplifier. The designed low noise amplifier provides minimum noise figure (NFmin) less than db, gain (S21) greater than db, input return loss (S11) less than 3dB. The designed LNA is unconditionally stable for the frequency range of 3 GHz to 5 GHz. Keywords: Low Noise Amplifier (LNA), RF CMOS technology, common Source topology, inductive source degeneration [1] INTRODUCTION In future the exchange of information which directly concern with the persons will be done through wireless technology. At present there is various wireless technologies present such as mobile technology, wireless LAN, satellite communication etc. All of these technologies require radio frequency technology (RF) [1]. So in any wireless communication system the performance of RF receiver plays an important role. A low noise amplifier plays key role in overall performance of any RF receiver as it is first building block of any RF wireless receiver as shown in [Figure-1]. Low noise amplifiers are part of receiver front end, and are used to amplify the very weak signal received by antenna [3]. Rakesh Raut and Dr.A.Y.Deshmukh 43
2 A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS Figure: 1.Typical block diagram of any wireless receiver The main performance parameter for low noise amplifier is level of noise figure it can achieve depending on the system requirements. There are various parameters of Low Noise Amplifier that should be considered while designing such as gain, linearity, good input and output impedance matching and so on. Many fabrication technologies are available for implementing low noise amplifier such as CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor), HEMT (High Electron Mobility Transistor), phemt (pseudomorphic Metal Oxide Semiconductor), GaN (Gallium nitride), GaAs (Gallium arsenide) etc. CMOS low noise amplifiers show more linearity as compared to GaAs and GaN technologies. As CMOS low noise amplifier operates on low power supplies there is drastic decrease in overall power dissipation of the circuit. CMOS low noise amplifiers are cost effective and use minimum chip area for fabrication. The rest of the paper is organized as follows. In section II design methodology is discussed. Simulation results are cited in section III. Finally Conclusion is made in section IV. References are cited at last. [2] DESIGN METHODOLOGY 2.1. Block Diagram The [Figure-2] shows the functional block diagram of the designed low noise amplifier. Input matching and output matching Networks are the part important part of the design as it reduces the return losses which results in increased gain. Input matching is done by calculation of input impedance. Input impedance is calculated by taking the ratio of input voltage to the input current. The same concept is used for output matching. The input and output impedance matching is done at 50Ω. 44
3 International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Volume V, Issue III, March 14 ISSN Figure: 2.Block diagram of CMOS Low Noise Amplifier 2.2. Proposed LNA Design The [Figure-3] shows the schematic of proposed LNA design. Transistors M1 and M2 form the cascode stage. The two inductors L4 and L5 forms inductive source degeneration topology shown in fig 4. This matching topology provides a perfect impedance matching without adding any noise to the system or creating any restrictions on the device gm. Figure: 3.Schematic of Proposed LNA Input Matching Matching Networks are the very important part of any radio frequency integrated circuit. Every circuit has its own input and output impedance. The two inductors L4 and L5 are used for input matching which forms inductive source degeneration topology. The value of inductor L4 is kept low around 0.025nH. The value of inductance L5 is varied accordingly to be tuned at resonant frequency 4.29GHz. If the matching is done properly the no power is reflected back at the input side Rakesh Raut and Dr.A.Y.Deshmukh 45
4 A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS Output Matching Output matching is responsible for the output return loss which should be very low so that LNA can achieve high gain and output power. The LC tank circuit is used for output matching. The values of passive elements is also depends upon the size of transistors which is used in the circuit for amplifying the signals. [3] RESULTS The designed low noise amplifier shown in [Figure-3] is simulated in Advanced Design System (ADS) tool of Agilent Systems. Note that results are totally simulation based. The simulation results are shown in [Figure-4] to [Figure-9]. There are four s-parameters that should be observed after designing the LNA. S-parameters decide the overall performance of the designed low noise amplifier. [Figure-4] shows the input return loss (S11) which gives idea about the amount of power reflected back from the source. Ideally there should be no power reflected back from the source but practically it observed to be dB at GHz. [Figure-5] shows the output return loss (S22) which is db at GHz. The designed LNA offers the gain (S21) of db at GHz shown in [Figure-6]. [Figure-7] shows the isolation loss (S12) which comes out to be dB at GHz. This graph shows that how well the input is isolated from the output. Figure: 4. Input return Loss (S11) 46
5 International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Volume V, Issue III, March 14 ISSN Figure: 5. Output return Loss (S22) Figure: 6. Gain (S21) Figure: 7. Isolation Loss (S12) The next parameter of LNA design is stability factor K. Stability factor shows whether the designed low noise amplifier is stable or not over the given frequency range. The stability factor K comes out to be greater than 1 shown in [Figure-8] therefore the designed LNA is stable over the given frequency range. Now the focus is shifts towards the most important Rakesh Raut and Dr.A.Y.Deshmukh 47
6 A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS parameter as far as the low amplifier concern is noise figure (NFmin). It should be as small as possible. The minimum noise figure observed to be db at GHz as shown in [Figure-9]. Figure: 9. Minimum Noise Figure (NFmin) The results and specifications of designed LNA are shown in table 1. S.No Parameters Value 1 Operating Voltage 0.75V 2 Technology 180 nm RF CMOS 3 Operating Frequency GHz 4 S11 Input Return Loss dB 5 S22 Output Return Loss dB 6 S21 Gain dB 7 S12 Isolation Loss dB 8 Minimum Noise Figure 0.587dB Table: 1. CMOS Low Noise Amplifier Specifications [4] CONCLUSION Implementing low noise amplifier in CMOS technology is considered a major step towards the realization of a complete receiver on chip. In this paper a low noise amplifier circuit has been designed and simulated for the frequency range of 3 GHz to 5 GHz by using Advanced Design System (ADS) 2009 software. The proposed LNA has forward gain greater than 5.5 db and minimum noise figure less than db. REFERENCES [1] Xusheng Tang, Fengyi Huang, Dawei Zhao, Design of a 6GHz High-Gain Low Noise Amplifier, Conference on Microwave and Millimeter Wave Technology (ICMMT),
7 International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Volume V, Issue III, March 14 ISSN [2] Zhe-Yang Huang and Chung-Chih Hung, CMOS Dual-Band Low-Noise Amplifier for World-Wide WiMedia Ultra-Wideband Wireless Personal Area Network System Proceedings of Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference 2010, IEICE. [3] Chandan Kumar Jha and Nisha Gupta, Design of a Front End Low Noise Amplifier for Wireless Devices,, 2012 Students Conference on Engineering and Systems (SCES),IEEE. [4] Ashish Bharade, Hemant Ghyvat, D.S.Ajnar, Pramod Jain, Design Of Cmos Based Ultra Wideband Low Noise Amplifier Using Active Shunt Feedback Technique,International Conference on Multimedia, Signal Processing and Communication Technologie [5] Meng Zhang, Zhiqun Li, A 2.4 GHz Low Power Common-Gate Low Noise Amplifier for Wireless Sensor Network Applications, 13th International Conference on Communication Technology (ICCT), 2011 IEEE. [6] Jyad Kebaisy, Sven Domann and Bernd Meinerzhagen BST, TU-Braunschweig, A lomw Low-Noise Amplifier Design for 5.5GHz Wireless Communication Systems 2nd Information and Communication Technologies, ICTTA,volume-2. [7] D.J.Allstot, X.Li and S.Shekhar, Design considerations for CMOS Low-Noise Ampliifers, in Proc. IEEE Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits(RFIC) Symp., June, 2004, pp [8] Xiaohua Fan, Sanchez-Sinencio, E. Silva-Martinez, A 3GHz-10GHz common gate ultrawideband low noise amplifier 48th Midwest Symposium on J. Circuits and Systems, [9] W.Zhuo, X.Li, S.Shekhar, S.H.K.Embabi, J.Pineda de Gyvez, D.J.Allstot and E.Sanchezsinenlio, A capacitor cross coupled common gate low noise amplifier,ieee tran. On circuits and systems II, vol.52, Dec [10] Michael Angelo G. Lorenzo, Maria Theresa G. de Leon, Comparison of LNA Topologies for WiMAX Applications in a Standard 90-nm CMOS Process, 12th International Conference on Computer Modelling and Simulation,2012 Authors Rakesh L. Raut Rakesh Raut and Dr.A.Y.Deshmukh 49
8 A 3 TO 5GHZ COMMON SOURCE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 180NM CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS Rakesh L. Raut was born in Gondia, India on 25th August He obtained his B. E. degree in Electronics Engineering from Manoharbahi Patel Institute of Engineering & Technology, Nagpur University. He is currently pursuing M. Tech degree in Electronics from G. H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur. His areas of interests are VLSI and VHDL. He has attended workshops on Cadence design tool at GHRCE, Nagpur Dr. A. Y. Deshmukh Dr. A. Y. Deshmukh completed his Ph.D from VNIT Nagpur in He is currently working as Professor & Deputy Dean at G.H.Raisoni College of Engineering Nagpur, India. He is also working as Coordinator TEQIP-II (World Bank Assistance Project) and Associate Dean (R&D). He is Technical Committee Member of IEEE Soft Computing, USA. He is also Counselor of IEEE Students Branch. He has to his credit around 45 International Conference and Journal Publications. He has also worked as International Co-Chair for ICETET-08, ICETET-09, ICETET-10, ICETET-11, ICETET-12 (International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering & Technology). He has worked as Reviewer & Session Chair for many conferences. He has also worked as Guest Editor for International Journal IJSSST. He received research grant from AICTE. He has received Best Teacher Award in 2004 at GHRCE. 50
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