Design_and_performance_analysis_of_2.4_GHz_power_amplifier_for_wireless_sensor_network
Design_and_performance_analysis_of_2.4_GHz_power_amplifier_for_wireless_sensor_network
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III. SIMULATION RESULTS OF POWER AMPLIFIER connect 50 ohm resistor at input side and output side. These four
S- parameters are S (1,1) input return loss, S (2,2) output return
There are different types of simulation techniques are
loss, S (2,1) gain or forward transmission coefficient, S (1,2)
carried out for proposed two stage power amplifier like S
reverse transmission coefficient or isolation loss.
parameter simulation, DC simulation, AC simulation, Harmonic
Balance (HB) simulation. Input return loss or S (1,1) is nothing but the amount of
power is reflect back at the input side. The proposed power
A) S- parameter simulation:-
amplifier shows the input return loss of – 13.768 dBm as shown
After S- parameter analysis harmonic balance analysis is and input power to total dc power. Normally output power
important mainly in case of power amplifier designs. Harmonic and power added efficiency is calculated with respect to one
balance analysis is done for getting output power and power dBm input power. The power added efficiency of proposed
added efficiency. The graph of gain and input power is shown in two stage power amplifier is 42.184 dBm as shown in figure
figure 9. The graph of output power of two stage power 11.
amplifier with respect to input power is shown in figure 10. The
output power of proposed two stage power amplifier is
22.53dBm with respect to 1 dBm input power.
Power added efficiency (PAE) of two stage power Fig 12: Layout of two stage PHEMT GaAs power amplifier.
A 2.4 GHz two stage power amplifier using GaAs [1] G.Monprasert, P. Suebsombut , T Pongthavornkamol,
Pseudomrphic High Electron Mobility Transistor (PHEMT) S. Chalermwisutkul, “2.45 GHz GaN HEMT Class-AB RF
is presented. Simulation results of proposed power Power Amplifier Design for Wireless Communication
amplifier shows at 3.3V supply voltage, input return loss, Systems”.
output return loss are -13.768 dB and -12.754 dB
respectively. Small signal gain or forward transmission [2] Yongbing Qian, Wenyuan Li, Zhigong, “ 2.4-GHz
coefficient and isolation loss of proposed power amplifier 0.18-μm CMOS Highly Linear Power Amplifier”,
are 34.478 dB and -64.224Db respectively. This two stage Institute of RF- & OE-ICs, Southeast university, 210096
power amplifier achieves stability factor of 12.038. The Nanjing China, the 2010 International Conference on
power gain of proposed power amplifier is 34.091dBm. At 1 Advanced Technologies for Communications 2010 IEEE.
dB input power, the output power of proposed two stage
[3] Ravinder Kumar, Munish Kumar, Balraj, “Design and
power amplifier is 22. 539 dBm and power added efficiency
Implementation of a High Efficiency CMOS Power
ie 42.184 dBm respectively. The specifications of proposed
Amplifier for Wireless Communication at 2.45 GHz”,
two stage power amplifier are shown in table 1. This
2012 International Conference on Communication Systems
proposed two stage PHEMT GaAs power amplifier is
and Network Technologies, 2012 IEEE.
suitable for various wireless sensor network applications.
[4] Wenyuan Li, Yulong Tan, “ 2.4GHz Power Amplifier
with Adaptive Bias Circuit”, Institute of RF- & OE-ICs
Table 1: Specifications of proposed power amplifier Southeast University Nanjing, China, Institute of RF- &
OE-ICs Southeast University Nanjing, China, 2012
Parameters Value International Conference on Systems and Informatics
(ICSAI 2012), 2012 IEEE.
Operating Voltage 3.3 V
[5] Amiza Rasmi, A. Marzuki, M. Azmi Ismail, “Two-
0.50 μm RF PHEMT Stage MMIC Medium Power Amplifier using Depletion
Technology Mode PHEMT for 5.8GHz Applications”, 2013IEEE.
GaAs process
Operating Frequency 2.4 GHz ISM Band [6] Chien-Cheng Lin, Yu-Cheng Hsu, “Single-chip Dual-
band WLAN Power Amplifier using InGaP/GaAs HBT”.
S (1,1) Input Return Loss -13.768 dB
[7] Roberto Quaglia, Vittorio Camarchia, Tao Jiang , “K-
Band GaAs MMIC Doherty Power Amplifier for Microwave
S (2,2) Output Return Loss -12.754dB
Radio With Optimized Driver”, 2014 IEEE.
S (2,1) Gain 34.478dB [8] Cheng –chi Yen, Huey Ru Chuang, “A 0.25um 20-
dBm 2.4-GHz CMOS Power Amplifier With an Integrated
S (1,2) Isolation Loss -64.224 dB Diode Linearizer”, microwave and wireless components
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Pout (1dB) Output Power 22.539 dBm
[9] K. W. Ho, H. C. Loung, “A 1-V CMOS Power
Power Gain 34.091 dB Amplifier for Bluetooth Applications”, 2002 IEEE.
Total DC Current 0.679 A [10] Thomas H. Lee, “The Design of CMOS Radio
Frequency Integrated Circuits”, Second Edition, Cambridge
PAE (1dB) Power Added University.
Efficiency at 1dB compression 42.184 %
point