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93.5∼109.4GHz CMOS injection-locked frequency divider with 15.3% locking range

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In this paper, a distributed LC injection-locked frequency divider is proposed, where the core area is 0.036 mm2 and the measured operation range is 93.5~109.4 GHz.
Abstract
A distributed-LC injection-locked frequency divider is proposed. This frequency divider has been realized in 65 nm CMOS technology. The core area is 0.036 mm2. The measured operation range is 93.5~109.4 GHz. Its center frequency is 102 GHz and the locking range is 15.3%. Its power is 5.5 mW from the supply of 1.1 V.

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