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Title: Communication Using Antennas Fabricated in Silicon Integrated Circuits
Authors: Lin, Jau-Jr;Wu, Hsin-Ta;Su, Yu;Gao, Li;Sugavanam, Aravind;Brewer, Joe E.;Kenneth, K. O.
Contributors: 電機工程學系
Keywords: CMOS;Data communication;Monopole;On-chip antenna;Silicon;Wireless
Date: 2007-08
Issue Date: 2012-06-18T02:37:06Z
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Abstract: The feasibility of integrating compact antennas and required circuits for implementing wireless interconnections in foundry digital CMOS technologies has been demonstrated. A 3-mm long zigzag dipole antenna on a 20-Ω-cm substrate should have efficiency up to approximately 25% at 24 GHz and cost 1-2 cents. These antennas can be used to implement a radio for 100-kb/s communication up to about 10 m. By lowering the operation frequency to 5.8 GHz and using a monopole structure, which occupies approximately 30% more area, the communication range can be increased by three times or more. This technology, as well as in a true single-chip radio, can be used for intra- and inter-chip data communication, intra- and inter-chip clock distribution, beacons, radars, RFID tags, and contactless high-frequency testing.
Relation: IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, 42(8): 1678-1687
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