0.35 µm CNTFET for Multi-band Low Noise Amplifier
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Abstract
The potential features of carbon nanotube field-effect transistors (CNTFETs) for designing RF circuit, e.g. a low-noise amplifier (LNA) circuit is demonstrated. However, existing studies have typically focused on LNAs operating in a single band, without extensive investigation into small- and large-signal performances. These circuits should ideally be operated in multi-band to reduce circuit complexity and power consumption with stable operation in the frequency of interest. Therefore, to address these gaps, this paper proposes a dual-band CNTFET LNA designed for 900/1800MHz GSM with a detailed analytical analysis of S-parameters, noise figure, and non-linearity quantified in terms of third-order intercept for the first time. Using these characteristics, a new figure-of-merit is established for comparison with state-of-the-art CMOS technology. Thus this paper addresses the existing research gap in the literature for dual-band CNTFET LNA circuit design.
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