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摘要
数字和混合信号电路已经开发用于电感耦合RFID遥测系统,可以与传感器接口。开发的单元包括一个开/断电检测器、时钟恢复电路、一个循环冗余码(CRC)发生器和一个频移键控(FSK)调制器。这些单元被设计用于RFID标签,该标签也使用了一种新颖的方法来执行模数转换。电路采用AMI 1.5 um CMOS工艺制作,并使用LabVIEWtrade进行测试。这些电池的一个关键特征是它们的低电流消耗只有1-2 uA的CRC发生器和5 uA的时钟恢复电路。
Digital and mixed-signal integrated circuits for an RFID telemetry system
Digital and mixed-signal circuits have been developed for use in an inductively-coupled RFID telemetry system that can interface with a sensor. The cells developed include a turn-on/brown-out detector, clock recovery circuit, a cyclic-redundancy code (CRC) generator, and a frequency-shift keying (FSK) modulator. These cells were designed for use in an RFID tag that also uses a novel approach to performing analog-to-digital conversion. The circuits were fabricated using the AMI 1.5 um CMOS process and tested using LabVIEWtrade. A key feature of these cells is their low current consumption of only 1-2 uA for the CRC generator and 5 uA for the clock recovery circuit.