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High Frequency Communication and Sensing: Traveling-Wave Techniques
introduces novel traveling wave circuit techniques to boost the
performance of high-speed circuits in standard low-cost production
technologies, like complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS).
A valuable resource for experienced analog/radio frequency (RF)
circuit designers as well as undergraduate-level microelectronics
researchers, this book: Explains the basics of high-speed
signaling, such as transmission lines, distributed signaling,
impedance matching, and other common practical RF background
material Promotes a dual-loop coupled traveling wave oscillator
topology, the trigger mode distributed wave oscillator, as a
high-frequency multiphase signal source Introduces a force-based
starter mechanism for dual-loop, even-symmetry, multiphase
traveling wave oscillators, presenting a single-loop version as a
force mode distributed wave antenna (FMDWA) Describes
higher-frequency, passive inductive, and quarter-wave-length-based
pumped distributed wave oscillators (PDWOs) Examines phased-array
transceiver architectures and front-end circuits in detail, along
with distributed oscillator topologies Devotes a chapter to THz
sensing, illustrating a unique method of traveling wave frequency
multiplication and power combining Discusses various data converter
topologies, such as digital-to-analog converters (DACs),
analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), and GHz-bandwidth sigma-delta
modulators Covers critical circuits including phase rotators and
interpolators, phase shifters, phase-locked loops (PLLs),
delay-locked loops (DLLs), and more It is a significantly
challenging task to generate and distribute high-speed clocks.
Multiphase low-speed clocks with sharp transition are proposed to
be a better option to accommodate the desired timing resolution.
High Frequency Communication and Sensing: Traveling-Wave Techniques
provides new horizons in the quest for greater speed and
performance.
High Frequency Communication and Sensing: Traveling-Wave Techniques
introduces novel traveling wave circuit techniques to boost the
performance of high-speed circuits in standard low-cost production
technologies, like complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS).
A valuable resource for experienced analog/radio frequency (RF)
circuit designers as well as undergraduate-level microelectronics
researchers, this book: Explains the basics of high-speed
signaling, such as transmission lines, distributed signaling,
impedance matching, and other common practical RF background
material Promotes a dual-loop coupled traveling wave oscillator
topology, the trigger mode distributed wave oscillator, as a
high-frequency multiphase signal source Introduces a force-based
starter mechanism for dual-loop, even-symmetry, multiphase
traveling wave oscillators, presenting a single-loop version as a
force mode distributed wave antenna (FMDWA) Describes
higher-frequency, passive inductive, and quarter-wave-length-based
pumped distributed wave oscillators (PDWOs) Examines phased-array
transceiver architectures and front-end circuits in detail, along
with distributed oscillator topologies Devotes a chapter to THz
sensing, illustrating a unique method of traveling wave frequency
multiplication and power combining Discusses various data converter
topologies, such as digital-to-analog converters (DACs),
analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), and GHz-bandwidth sigma-delta
modulators Covers critical circuits including phase rotators and
interpolators, phase shifters, phase-locked loops (PLLs),
delay-locked loops (DLLs), and more It is a significantly
challenging task to generate and distribute high-speed clocks.
Multiphase low-speed clocks with sharp transition are proposed to
be a better option to accommodate the desired timing resolution.
High Frequency Communication and Sensing: Traveling-Wave Techniques
provides new horizons in the quest for greater speed and
performance.
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