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Implementation of a Low Noise Amplifier With Self-Recovery Capability

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In this paper, an RF low noise amplifier (LNA) with self-recovery capability has been designed and implemented. A degradation model of hot carrier injection (HCI) of n-channel MOSFETs is proposed… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, an RF low noise amplifier (LNA) with self-recovery capability has been designed and implemented. A degradation model of hot carrier injection (HCI) of n-channel MOSFETs is proposed to simulate the aging process of the RF circuits, and a method for monitoring the HCI degradation in the RF circuits has been developed. Self-recovery mechanism of the LNA is triggered automatically by monitoring the HCI degradation to compensate for the HCI degradation. With the self-recovery capability, the LNA can maintain its performance under HCI stress over time. The proposed LNA has been fabricated with a $0.13\mu m$ CMOS technology and the self-recovery capability has been experimentally demonstrated.

Keywords: noise amplifier; self recovery; low noise; recovery; recovery capability

Journal Title: IEEE Access
Year Published: 2019

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