Abstract

This letter reports an integrated ultrawideband impulse radio design. The proposed radio applies a combination of frequency-shift keying and ON–OFF keying to realize intrinsic clock and data recovery as well as asynchronous wireless communication. The transmitter uses frequency-hopping and duty-cycling methods to achieve ultrawide bandwidth. Both of the transmitter and the receiver are fabricated on IBM 0.18- $\mu \text{m}$ CMOS process. The chip core area is 0.031 mm2 for the transmitter and 0.017 mm2 for the receiver. The measured power consumption is 2.89mW for the transmitter and 5.4mW for the receiver at the data rate of 3Mb/s. The sensitivity at $1.3\times 10^{-3}$ bit error rate, 2.5Mb/s, and 10.42-ns pulsewidth is −60dBm.

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