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A Kumar R
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relation between overdrive and IM3, 1-dB compression:
Mar 20
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, 2010, 2:47am
hello....
i am designing an RF mixer in 180nm CMOS technology...
is there any relation between overdrive voltage and intercept point and 1-dB compression point in mixers?
if so..please explain to me or suggest any paper.
thank you all.....
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Re: relation between overdrive and IM3, 1-dB compression:
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Mar 20
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Hi,
I recommend a paper called "intermodulation distortion in current commutating CMOS mixers" by M. Terrovitis and R. G. Meyer, JSSC, October 2000.
cheers,
Aaron
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