Design, Implementation and Performance Analysis of RF Power Amplifier for 5G Mobile Communication in the Sub-6 GHz Band Using Advanced Node 18nm FinFET Technology
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Abstract
When it comes to the radio frequency (RF) frontend, power amplifier (PA) is one of the most important functional blocks for dependable wireless transmission.In order to provide the necessary output power, PAs boost and amplify the incoming signal, to ensure that the transmitter's signal reaches the receiver at the necessary distance.The PAs have not yet managed to find place within the transceiver circuit due to its bulky nature.Although rigorous efforts have been made to improve the linearity and efficiency of the PAs, it has come at the cost of increase in chip area.This paper focusses on design of an RFPA in an 18nm FinFET advanced node technology that is adaptable to the Sub-6 GHz frequency band of 5G communication standard so as to provide maximum output power at the operating frequency of 3.5GHz.The single stage PA, thus designed and simulated on Cadence Virtuoso provides a gain of 27.71 dB at a supply voltage of 1V.The bandwidth is 208 MHz, power gain is 25dB and the output power is 6.335 dBm.The simple design with a single transistor paves way for a considerable decrease in the chip area, thus making it possible to be placed within the transceiver chip.
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