The invention relates to a
CMOS voltage-controlled oscillator applied to an anti-interference unmanned aerial vehicle
millimeter wave radar, which belongs to the field of
millimeter wave radar design and comprises a
resonance circuit, a
negative resistance active circuit and two switching circuits with the same structure. The resonant circuit comprises a
switched capacitor, a blocking
capacitor, a
resonant capacitor, a grounding
resistor, a tuning
resistor and a resonant
inductor; the
negative resistance active circuit comprises a cross
coupling pair MOS tube and a
current source. Each switch circuit comprises a switch MOS tube, a grounding
resistor and a switch
coupling inductor. The dual-phase
transformer structure is used, the resonant
inductor and the switch
coupling inductor are mutually inducted, and therefore the
inductance value of the resonant inductor is changed, and
frequency band switching is achieved; vCO bandwidth tuning is realized through a combination mode of switch-on and switch-off of a switch
capacitor and switch-on and switch-off of a switch
coupling inductor; the
CMOS technology is adopted for design, and
miniaturization and integration of the VCO are achieved. While the performance and
layout area of the
voltage-controlled oscillator are ensured, the full-band
broadband tuning range is realized, thereby improving the detectability and resolution of the
millimeter wave radar, enabling the unmanned aerial vehicle to realize frequency hopping communication and
spread spectrum communication, and effectively improving the anti-interference capability and safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle.