Up-conversion frequency mixer with high linearity and suitable for low-voltage work
A high-linearity, low-voltage technology, applied in the direction of modulation conversion of semiconductor devices with at least two electrodes, can solve the problem of deteriorating the linearity of frequency conversion mixers, and achieve the effect of eliminating the equivalent DC offset error voltage
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[0023] The up-conversion mixer with high linearity and suitable for low-voltage operation proposed by the present invention has a structural block diagram such as figure 1 shown, including:
[0024] The first current mirror is used for receiving the first bias voltage and the second bias voltage from the external power supply, so as to turn on the PMOS transistors constituting the current mirror, and output the first current and the second current. The first current mirror, whose structure is as figure 2 As shown, it is composed of four PMOS transistors M575-M578, and it is a vertical two-way symmetrical structure. The drain of one PMOS transistor in each PMOS transistor is connected to the source of the next PMOS transistor, and the gate of the symmetrically positioned PMOS transistor The poles are connected to the same bias voltage, which is a cascode current mirror;
[0025] The first amplifier is used to receive the third bias voltage of the external power supply, and p...
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