A 13.8-MHz RC Oscillator with Self-Calibration for ±0.4% Temperature Stability from -55 to 125◦C
This paper articulates a novel oscillator design that can provide stable frequency operation over a wide temperature range with self-calibration technique. A simple ring oscillator is implemented to sense the temperature variation, and some digital circuits tune the output frequency according to the...
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| Format: | Journal Article |
| Language: | English |
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2015
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/79237 http://hdl.handle.net/10220/38806 |
| Summary: | This paper articulates a novel oscillator design that can provide stable frequency operation over a wide temperature range with self-calibration technique. A simple ring oscillator is implemented to sense the temperature variation, and some digital circuits tune the output frequency according to the sensing outcomes. Simulation results show that the circuit can generate a stable frequency of 13.8MHz. The power consumption of the whole system is only 52.8µW. The temperature coefficient is less than ±0.4% ranging from -55 to 125 ◦C in the worst process corner whereas the supply voltage is ultra-low at 0.6V. |
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