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The Rearch Of The Frequency Synthesizers In The UHF RFID Readers

Posted on:2011-05-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S G PuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2178330338483697Subject:Microelectronics and Solid State Electronics
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This paper is about the design of the UHF RFID reader frequency synthesizer part. Using UMC 0.18umCMOS process, designed to setting time of 100us, the phase noise -123dbc/hz @ 500khz, tuning range of 800Mhz ~ 950Mhz, channel width 250khz of delta-sigma fractional PLL. As the system-level target, to design low phase noise, wide tuning range and fast settling time of the frequency synthesizer, which increases the difficulty of design. To this end, this uses a delta-sigma modulator , then it will greatly reduce fractional PLL traditional spur serious problems , and optimize the PLL phase noise performance.In line with delta-sigma performance of the modulator, using a 4th order PLL, the high stability of phase-locked loop design is the difficulty of this thesis. To simplify the mathematical model of discrete domain, using it as a model to deal with continuous domains, the PFD is as a fixed gain of the module to simulate .The required loop bandwidth is less than the reference frequency of 1/10. In order to meet the wide VCO tuning range and low VCO gain, we use a digital switched capacitor array circuit which should also be automatically selected with other modules.It has effectively solved the tuning range and phase noise of the conflict.This paper also used a high-performance charge pump to reduce the current mismatch , reducing the spur performance deterioration of output.It can also reduce nonlinear effects caused by the mismatch which will deteriorate the delta-sigma modulator nosie shaping properties. The thesis completed the design from the layout level to the circuit-level , and finish the work of pre-simulation and post simulation.
Keywords/Search Tags:PLL, delta-sigma modulator, phase noise, fractional-N frequency divider
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