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A 0.28?m CMOS Bluetooth Frequency Synthesizer for Integration with a Bluetooth SOC Reference Platform
Calgary, Alberta, Canada June 30-July 02
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Bogdan A. Georgescu, University of Calgary, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Joshua K. Nakaska, University of Calgary, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Bluetooth is a communications standard targeting shortrange wireless communications with data rates of 1Mb/ at 10m distance. To encourage Canadian universities to pursue this commercially promising standard the Canadian Microelectronics Corporation is providing the intellectual property for a Bluetooth SOC Reference Platform. This platform does not currently include an RF transceiver core. This work describes a research effort made at the University of Calgary to build a compatible RF transceiver core in a CMOS 0.18
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Bogdan A. Georgescu, Joshua K. Nakaska, Robert G. Randall, James W. Haslett, "A 0.28?m CMOS Bluetooth Frequency Synthesizer for Integration with a Bluetooth SOC Reference Platform," iwsoc, pp.258, The 3rd IEEE International Workshop on System-on-Chip for Real-Time Applications (IWSOC'03), 2003
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