The application relates to a
CMOS voltage-controlled oscillator applied to an anti-interference unmanned aerial vehicle
millimeter wave radar and belonging to the
millimeter wave radar design field, which comprises a
resonance circuit, a
negative resistance active circuit and two switch circuits with the same structure. The
resonance circuit comprises a switch
capacitor, a direct-current isolation
capacitor, a
resonance capacitor, a grounding
resistor, a tuning
resistor and a resonance
inductor; the
negative resistance active circuit comprises a cross-coupled MOS pair and a
current source; and the switch circuits each comprise a switch MOS, a grounding
resistor and a switch-coupled
inductor. The application utilizes a dual-phase
transformer structure to make the resonance
inductor and the switch-coupled inductor mutually inductive, thereby changing the
inductance value of the resonance inductor and realizing
frequency band switching; the combination of switch capacitor conduction and shutdown and switch-coupled inductor conduction and shutdown is used to realize VCO bandwidth tuning; the
CMOS process is adopted for design, and the VCO is miniaturized and integrated. While the performance of the
voltage-controlled oscillator and the
layout area are ensured, a full-frequency-band wide-band tuning range is realized, thereby improving the detection capability and resolution of the
millimeter wave radar, realizing frequency hopping communication and
spread spectrum communication of the unmanned aerial vehicle, and effectively improving the anti-interference capability and safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle.