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Simple polar-loop transmitter for dual-mode Bluetooth

Takashi Oshima, +1 more
- pp 3966-3969
TLDR
A dual-mode transmitter for conventional GFSK-modulated Bluetooth and medium-rate /spl pi//4-DQPSK-mods Bluetooth has been realized using a simple polar-loop method without feedback control from the output of the power amplifier.
Abstract
A dual-mode transmitter for conventional GFSK-modulated Bluetooth and medium-rate /spl pi//4-DQPSK-modulated Bluetooth has been realized using a simple polar-loop method without feedback control from the output of the power amplifier. Phase modulation is performed by two-point modulation with extremely wide bandwidth, and fast power-efficient amplitude modulation utilizes a PWM DC-DC converter which controls the supply voltage of a class-E saturated power amplifier. The simulation has confirmed an output power above 10 dBm, a total power efficiency above 30% and RMS DEVM of 0.050. The proposed transmitter enables a low-cost, low-power single-chip RF-IC for the next-generation Bluetooth communication.

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