Xiao Y. Wang, R. Dokania, Yi Zhuang, W. Godycki, Carlos I. Dorta-Quiñones, Michael Lyons, A. Apsel
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引用次数: 11
Abstract
An 86µW, 150Kbps, self synchronizing 3.5–4.5GHz UWB IR transceiver is presented. Synchronous receiver duty cycling of 0.5% is enabled without a crystal through a pulse coupled oscillator (PCO) network that establishes timing and allows multi-node multi-hop communication. The synchronization scheme is supported by implementation of low power oscillator and timing circuits to control duty-cycling. Our FCC compliant transceiver uses OOK modulation and has a receiver sensitivity of −86dBm.