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Presented By Dwarakaprasad Ramamoorthy An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a New Generator for a New Globally Asynchronous, Locally Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS) Design Methodology. Synchronous (GALS) Design Methodology.

Presented By Dwarakaprasad Ramamoorthy An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a New Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS)

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Presented By

Dwarakaprasad Ramamoorthy

An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a

NewNew Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS) Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS) Design Methodology.Design Methodology.

OverviewOverview

Background

Need for this new design methodology.

Why GALS?

What is novel in this design?

Need for QVCO

Design Strategy

Simulations & Layout

Conclusion

CLOCK GENERATORCLOCK GENERATOR

Clock

sin u

cos u

sin t

cos t

Phase Locked Loop

DualSample& Hold

Multiplier

Init2!

Done!

Run

CDA

Multiplier

Init1!SRFF1 SRFF2

sin tu)

Ref [1]

Simple Phase Locked LoopSimple Phase Locked Loop

Source: http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/gadgets/pll/pll.html

VCO Core DesignVCO Core Design

2oscVA

SATDCnSAT VAVV 1

DCDDpSAT VAVV

Ref [4]

1

)(2

CRsLCs

RsLGsH

s

sm

SIOS (Spiral Inductor On Silicon) DesignSIOS (Spiral Inductor On Silicon) Design

Spiral Inductor Parameters

SymbolQuantity Value

D0 Outer area length 320 µm

D0 Outer area width 320 µm

W Conductor width 18 µm

S Conductor Spacing 2 µm

N Number of turns 6

Wn Return path width 18 µm

Ln Return path length 120 µm

Ls Series inductance 7.82 nH

Rs Series resistance 6.24 Ω

Q Quality factor 5

Qmax Maximum quality factor 10

fmax Frequency at Qmax 1.89 GHz

SRF Self resonating frequency 4.33 GHz

Ref [6], [8]

Inversion Mode (I-MOS) Varactor DesignInversion Mode (I-MOS) Varactor Design

Ref [9]

Quadrature GenerationQuadrature Generation

Ref [12], [13]

QVCO Simulation SummaryQVCO Simulation Summary

QVCO Performance SummaryQVCO Performance Summary

Center frequency 618 MHz – 687 MHz

Tuning range 10%

Phase noise -190 dBc/Hz at 600 MHz

Current consumption at 2.5 V power supply

8.4 mA

Power consumption at 2.5 V power supply

21 mW

Technology TSMC 0.25 µm, single-poly, five-metal, 2.5 V CMOS

technology

QVCO Full Custom LayoutQVCO Full Custom Layout

ConclusionConclusion

A good compromise between area and overall power consumption was achieved.

A prototype quadrature –Gm LC-VCO for 650 MHz was designed in standard 0.25 µm, single-poly,

five-metal, 2.5 V CMOS technology.

A tuning range of 10% was obtained through the use of I-MOS varactors.

Conclusion (Contd.)Conclusion (Contd.)

SIOS achieving a Q of 5 were also created.

Simulated worst-case phase noise is -190 dBc/Hz at 600 MHz.

Occupies an area of 800 µm X 300 µm (0.24 mm2).

The designed VCO dissipates only 21 mW and operates from a single 2.5 V supply voltage.

Future WorkFuture Work

Incorporate QVCO into PLL Design.

Complete other Clock Generator Modules.

Presented By

Dwarakaprasad Ramamoorthy

An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a An Optimized Integrated QVCO for Use in a Clock Generator for a New Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS) Design New Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous (GALS) Design

Methodology.Methodology.