This paper proposes an active-RC filter that achieves a wide pseudo-continuous bandwidth-tuning range and a wide gain range with fine steps using a novel switched resistor architecture. A channel-selection filter with the proposed resistor bank is designed for a multi-mode mobile-TV receiver with the 6th order Chebyshev-I topology. The bandwidth, 0.5–6 MHz with 5% steps, supports multiple mobile-TV standards with sufficient margins for process and temperature variations. The filter also accomplishes a 30-dB variable gain range with 6-dB steps, and it relaxes the dynamic range requirement of a succeeding programmable gain amplifier. The power consumption of the filter, 3.4–5.0 mW, is adjustable according to the bandwidth and the signal level. The filter was fabricated with on-chip bandwidth-calibration circuitry in 0.18-µm CMOS and occupied 0.81 mm2.
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Sungho BECK, Seongheon JEONG, Sunki MIN, Myung-Woon HWANG, Stephen T. KIM, Kyutae LIM, Emmanouil M. TENTZERIS, "A 0.5–6 MHz Active-RC LPF with Fine Gain Steps Using Binary Interpolated Resistor Banks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E94-C, no. 8, pp. 1328-1331, August 2011, doi: 10.1587/transele.E94.C.1328.
Abstract: This paper proposes an active-RC filter that achieves a wide pseudo-continuous bandwidth-tuning range and a wide gain range with fine steps using a novel switched resistor architecture. A channel-selection filter with the proposed resistor bank is designed for a multi-mode mobile-TV receiver with the 6th order Chebyshev-I topology. The bandwidth, 0.5–6 MHz with 5% steps, supports multiple mobile-TV standards with sufficient margins for process and temperature variations. The filter also accomplishes a 30-dB variable gain range with 6-dB steps, and it relaxes the dynamic range requirement of a succeeding programmable gain amplifier. The power consumption of the filter, 3.4–5.0 mW, is adjustable according to the bandwidth and the signal level. The filter was fabricated with on-chip bandwidth-calibration circuitry in 0.18-µm CMOS and occupied 0.81 mm2.
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