射频微电子（影印版）

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作　者：	（美）Behzad Razavi著
出版社：	清华大学出版社
丛编项：	国外大学优秀教材微电子类系列
标　签：	暂缺

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ISBN：	9787302075226	出版时间：	2003-12-01	包装：	平装
开本：	23cm	页数：	335	字数：

内容简介

　　Behzad Razavi所著的RF Microelectronics一书既可供高年级大学生或研究生作教科书用，又可满足集成电路设计工作者进一步提高自身知识和设计技能之目的。相对其他RF CMOS电路的书籍而言，本书的特点是系统级的介绍较为详细。即它将无线通信电路系统的描述、器件特性及单元电路分析融合在一起，使读者有一个完整的概念。本书共分9章。第1和第2章首先介绍了在射频电子学经常遇到的概念和术语，并给出了评价射频电路性能的主要指标；第3章定义和描述了模拟信号和数字信号的调幅、调相和调频调制方法；第4章专门介绍3种在无线通信系统中通用的多路存取技术：FDMA，TDMA和CDMA，及几种常用的无线通信标准，如GSM和Qualcomm 公司的CDMA；第5章是本书的重点，讨论了无线前端收发器的结构和集成电路的实现；第6章至第9章详细讨论了低噪声放大器和混频器、振荡器、频率综合器和功放器电路原理和分析方法。

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图书目录

Preface
1  Introduction to RF and Wireless Technology
1.1  Complexity Comparison  2
1.2  Design Bottleneck 4
1.3  Applications 6
1.4  Analog and Digital Systems 7
1.5  Choice of Technology  9
References  10
2  Basic Concepts in RF Design
2.1  Nonlinearity and Time Variance  11
2.1.1  Effects of Nonlinearity 14
2.1.2  Cascaded Nonlinear Stages 22
2.2  Intersymbol Interference 25
2.3  Random Processes and Noise  28
2.3.1  Random Processes  29
2.3.2  Noise 37
2.4  Sensitivity and Dynamic Range  48
2.5   Passive Impedance Transformation 50
References 53
3  Modulation and Detection
3.1   General Considerations 54
3.2  Analog Modulation 57
3.2.1  Amplitude Modulation 57
3.2.2  Phase and Frequency Modulation  58
3.3  Digital Modulation 63
3.3.1  Basic Concepts 64
3.3.2  Binary Modulation 74
3.3.3  Quadrature Modulation 81
3.4  Power Efficiency of Modulation Schemes 90
3.4.1  Constant- and Variable-Envelope Signals  90
3.4.2  Spectral Regrowth 91
3.5   Noncoherent Detection  93
References  96
4 Multiple Access Techniques and Wireless Standards
4.1  Mobile RF Communications 98
4.2  Multiple Access Techniques  103
4.2.1  Tune- and Frequency-Division Duplexing 103
4.2.2  Frequency-Division Multiple Access  105
4.2.3  Tune-Division Multiple Access  105
4.2.4  Code-Division Multiple Access 107
4.3   Wireless Standards  110
4.3.1  Advanced Mobile Phone Service  111
4.3.2  North American Digital Standard  112
4.3.3  Global System for Mobile Communication  113
4.3.4  Qualcomm CDMA 114
4.3.5  Digital European Cordless Telephone  116
References 117
5  Transceiver Architectures
5.1  General Considerations 118
5.2  Receiver Architectures  122
5.2.1  Heterodyne Receivers  122
5.2.2  Homodyne Receivers  129
5.2.3  Image-Reject Receivers  138
5.2.4  Digital-IF Receivers 146
5.2.5  Subsampling Receivers  147
5.3  Transmitter Architectures 149
5.3.1  Direct-Conversion Transmitters  152
5.3.2  Two-Step Transmitters 154
5.4  Transceiver Performance Tests  155
5.5  Case Studies 157
5.5.1  Motorola's FM Receiver  157
5.5.2  Philips' Pager Receiver  158
5.5.3  Philips' DECT Transceiver  159
5.5.4  Lucent Technologies' GSM Transceiver 161
5.5.5  Philips' GSM Transceiver  162
References  163
6  Low-Noise Amplifiers and Mixers
6.1  Low-Noise Amplifiers  166
6.1.1  General Considerations  166
6.1.2  Input Matching 170
6.1.3  Bipolar LNAs  173
6.1.4  CMOS LNAs  178
6.2  Downconversion Mixers  180
6.2.1  General Considerations  180
6.2.2  Bipolar Mixers  188
6.2.3  CMOS Mixers  192
6.2.4  Noise in Mixers  194
6.3  Cascaded Stages Revisited 200
References  204
7  Oscillators
7.1  General Considerations  206
7.2  Basic LC Oscillator Topologies 209
7.3  Voltage-Controlled Oscillators 212
7.4  Phase Noise  214
7.4.1  Effect of Phase Noise in RF Communications 215
7.4.2  Q of an Oscillator 217
7.4.3  Phase Noise Mechanisms  220
7.4.4  Noise-Power Trade-off 224
7.4.5  Effect of Frequency Division and Multiplication on Phase Noise 224
7.4.6  Oscillator Pulling and Pushing 225
7.5  Bipolar and CMOS LC Oscillators 227
7.5.1  Negative-Gm Oscillators  227
7.5.2  Interpolative Oscillators 231
7.6  Monolithic Inductors 233
7.7  Resonatorless VCOs  235
7.8  Quadrature Signal Generation  236
7.8.1  RC-CR Network 236
7.8.2  Havens' Technique 239
7.8.3  Frequency Division 243
7.9  Single-Sideband Generation  243
References  244
8  Frequency Synthesizers
8.1  General Considerations  247
8.2  Phase-Locked Loops  249
8.2.1  Basic Concepts 249
8.2.2  Basic PLL 252
8.2.3  Charge-Pump PLLs  258
8.2.4  Type I and Type II PLLs 265
8.2.5  Noise in PLLs 266
8.2.6  Phase Noise at Input 266
8.2.7  Phase Noise of VCO 267
8.2.8  Frequency Multiplication 269
8.3  RF Synthesizer Architectures  269
8.3.1  Integer-N Architecture 270
8.3.2  Fractional-N Architecture  277
8.3.3  Dual-Loop Architectures 284
8.3.4  Direct Digital Synthesis 285
8.4  Frequency Dividers  290
8.4.1  Divide-by-Two Circuits  290
8.4.2  Dual-Modulus Dividers 293
References 296
9  Power Amplifiers
9.1  General Considerations 298
9.1.1  Linear and Nonlinear PAs  301
9.2  Classification of Power Amplifiers  301
9.2.1  Class A and B PAs 302
9.2.2  Class C PAs 305
9.3  High-Efficiency Power Amplifiers  306
9.4  Large-Signal Impedance Matching 310
9.5  Linearization Techniques  313
9.5.1  Feedforward  314
9.5.2  Feedback 315
9.5.3  Envelope Elimination and Restoration  317
9.5.4  LINC  318
9.6  Design Examples  320
References 323