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A 64 ​dBΩ, 25 ​Gb/s GFET based transimpedance amplifier with UWB resonator for optical radar detection in medical applications
Microelectronics Journal ( IF 2.2 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-12 , DOI: 10.1016/j.mejo.2021.105026
Pradeep Gorre , R. Vignesh , Hanjung Song , Sandeep Kumar

This work reports a novel Graphene Field Effect Transistor (GFET) based transimpedance amplifier (TIA) for optical radar detection in medical applications. Design-I includes a microstrip line (MSL) based UWB resonator circuit which enables the TIA design to operate in UWB range of frequency with high Q-factor. Design-II comprises MSL UWB resonator integrated stagger-tuned CR-RGC TIA which enhances the transimpedance limit and mitigates the effect of photodiode capacitance results in higher bandwidth performance. The proposed TIA realizes a 2.6 times lesser noise compared to the conventional CR-RGC TIA. A flat transimpedance gain of 64 ​dBΩ and ultra-low input-referred noise current density of 8.9 pA/√Hz are achieved using gain and noise optimization methods. Additionally, a dynamic range of 49 ​dB with a group delay variation (GDV) of ±25 ps is achieved over the entire UWB range. The TIA demonstrates a 25 ​Gb/s data rate while a bit-error-rate (BER) less than 10−10 is achieved. The chip occupies an area of 0.67∗0.72 ​mm2 while consuming power of 19 ​mW under the supply voltage of 1.8 ​V.



中文翻译:

基于64dBΩ,25 Gb / s GFET的互阻抗放大器,带UWB谐振器,用于医疗应用中的光学雷达检测

这项工作报告了一种新颖的基于石墨烯场效应晶体管(GFET)的跨阻放大器(TIA),用于医疗应用中的光学雷达检测。Design-I包括一个基于微带线(MSL)的UWB谐振器电路,该电路使TIA设计能够在具有高Q因子的UWB频率范围内工作。Design-II包含集成了交错调谐CR-RGC TIA的MSL UWB谐振器,它可以增强跨阻极限并减轻光电二极管电容的影响,从而获得更高的带宽性能。与传统的CR-RGC TIA相比,拟议的TIA实现的噪音要小2.6倍。使用增益和噪声优化方法可实现64dBΩ的平坦互阻增益和8.9 pA /√Hz的超低输入参考噪声电流密度。此外,在整个UWB范围内,动态范围为49 dB,群延迟变化(GDV)为±25 ps。TIA的数据速率为25 Gb / s,而误码率(BER)小于10达到-10。在电源电压为1.8 V时,芯片面积为0.67 * 0.72 mm 2,而功耗为19 mW。

更新日期:2021-03-19
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