A 1.33 mW, 1.6psrms-integrated-jitter, 1.8-2.7 GHz ring-oscillator-based fractional-n injection-locked DPLL for internet-of-things applications
Jiang Gong (Student TU Delft, Holst Centre)
Yuming He (Holst Centre)
Ao Ba (Holst Centre)
Yao Hong Liu (Holst Centre)
Johan Dijkhuis (Holst Centre)
Stefano Traferro (Holst Centre)
Christian Bachmann (Holst Centre)
Kathleen Philips (Holst Centre)
Masoud Babaie (TU Delft - Electronics)
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Abstract
This paper presents a 1.8-2.7 GHz low-power ring-oscillator-based fractional-N injection-locked digital PLL (IL-DPLL) in 40-nm CMOS for Internet-of-Things clock generation. A two-path injection technique is proposed to improve the in-band phase noise and the integrated jitter of the implemented PLL by 6 dB and 1.8×, respectively. Furthermore, a digital foreground calibration is introduced to effectively reduce reference spurs in a short calibration time of 2 μs. In the worst-case channel, the proposed DPLL using a 64 MHz reference input shows a 1.6 ps integrated jitter, -43.6 dBc reference spur, -45.8 dBc fractional spur and 1 kHz frequency resolution while consuming 1.33 mW power.
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