Abstract: A balun includes a first winding which has a first terminal coupled to an input, and a second terminal coupled to a reference potential terminal. The balun includes a second winding magnetically coupled to the first winding. The second winding has a first terminal coupled to a first differential output, a second terminal coupled to a second differential output, and a tap coupled to the reference potential terminal. The balun includes a first capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the first winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding. The balun includes a third winding which has a first terminal coupled to the reference potential terminal and a floating second terminal. The balun includes a second capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the third winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding.

Abstract: A balun includes a first winding which has a first terminal coupled to an input, and a second terminal coupled to a reference potential terminal. The balun includes a second winding magnetically coupled to the first winding. The second winding has a first terminal coupled to a first differential output, a second terminal coupled to a second differential output, and a tap coupled to the reference potential terminal. The balun includes a first capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the first winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding. The balun includes a third winding which has a first terminal coupled to the reference potential terminal and a floating second terminal. The balun includes a second capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the third winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding.

Abstract: A balun includes a first winding which has a first terminal coupled to an input, and a second terminal coupled to a reference potential terminal. The balun includes a second winding magnetically coupled to the first winding. The second winding has a first terminal coupled to a first differential output, a second terminal coupled to a second differential output, and a tap coupled to the reference potential terminal. The balun includes a first capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the first winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding. The balun includes a third winding which has a first terminal coupled to the reference potential terminal and a floating second terminal. The balun includes a second capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the third winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding.

Abstract: A balun includes a first winding which has a first terminal coupled to an input, and a second terminal coupled to a reference potential terminal. The balun includes a second winding magnetically coupled to the first winding. The second winding has a first terminal coupled to a first differential output, a second terminal coupled to a second differential output, and a tap coupled to the reference potential terminal. The balun includes a first parasitic capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the first winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding. The balun includes a third winding which has a first terminal coupled to the reference potential terminal and a floating second terminal. The balun includes a second parasitic capacitor which has a first terminal coupled to the third winding and a second terminal coupled to the second winding.

Abstract: A receiver circuit includes a quadrature signal generator to generate an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature (Q) signal from a local oscillator signal and an IQ phase sense and control circuit to generate a phase adjustment code responsive to a phase error between quadrature signals generated by a plurality of mixers. The receiver circuit also includes a phase corrector to adjust a phase difference between the I and Q signals from the quadrature signal generator to generate corrected I and Q signals to be provided to the plurality of mixers.

Abstract: A receiver circuit includes a quadrature signal generator to generate an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature (Q) signal from a local oscillator signal and an IQ phase sense and control circuit to generate a phase adjustment code responsive to a phase error between quadrature signals generated by a plurality of mixers. The receiver circuit also includes a phase corrector to adjust a phase difference between the I and Q signals from the quadrature signal generator to generate corrected I and Q signals to be provided to the plurality of mixers.

Abstract: A receiver circuit includes a quadrature signal generator to generate an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature (Q) signal from a local oscillator signal and an IQ phase sense and control circuit to generate a phase adjustment code responsive to a phase error between quadrature signals generated by a plurality of mixers. The receiver circuit also includes a phase corrector to adjust a phase difference between the I and Q signals from the quadrature signal generator to generate corrected I and Q signals to be provided to the plurality of mixers.

Abstract: A receiver circuit includes a quadrature signal generator to generate an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature (Q) signal from a local oscillator signal and an IQ phase sense and control circuit to generate a phase adjustment code responsive to a phase error between quadrature signals generated by a plurality of mixers. The receiver circuit also includes a phase corrector to adjust a phase difference between the I and Q signals from the quadrature signal generator to generate corrected I and Q signals to be provided to the plurality of mixers.

Abstract: Methods and circuits for maximizing gain of a voltage follower circuit are provided. The method includes using a NMOS voltage replica generation circuit, a PMOS voltage replica generation circuit, a NPN BJT voltage replica generation circuit, a n-channel JFET voltage replica generation circuit, a P-Channel JFET voltage replica generation circuit and a PNP BJT voltage replica generation circuit. The overall gain for the various transistor families is almost equal to unity.

Abstract: Methods and circuits for maximizing gain of a voltage follower circuit are provided. The method includes using a NMOS voltage replica generation circuit, a PMOS voltage replica generation circuit, a NPN BJT voltage replica generation circuit, a n-channel JFET voltage replica generation circuit, a P-Channel JFET voltage replica generation circuit and a PNP BJT voltage replica generation circuit. The overall gain for the various transistor families is almost equal to unity.

Abstract: A method and system of synthesizing impedance in a radio frequency (RF) amplifier includes receiving a voltage signal at a passive mixer. The passive mixer down-converts the voltage signal into a baseband frequency. The method includes converting the voltage signal into a digital signal. Further, the method includes performing convolution of the digital signal with an impulse response. The impulse response is of a low Q impedance and is programmable. Furthermore the method includes generating a current signal based on output of the convolution. Furthermore the method includes performing up-conversion of the current signal in the passive mixer. The passive mixer performs impedance transformation of the low Q impedance. Moreover, the method includes providing the current signal via the passive mixer to synthesize desired impedance in the RF amplifier, thereby controlling frequency response of the RF amplifier.

Abstract: A method and system of synthesizing impedance in a radio frequency (RF) amplifier includes receiving a voltage signal at a passive mixer. The passive mixer down-converts the voltage signal into a baseband frequency. The method includes converting the voltage signal into a digital signal. Further, the method includes performing convolution of the digital signal with an impulse response. The impulse response is of a low Q impedance and is programmable. Furthermore the method includes generating a current signal based on output of the convolution. Furthermore the method includes performing up-conversion of the current signal in the passive mixer. The passive mixer performs impedance transformation of the low Q impedance. Moreover, the method includes providing the current signal via the passive mixer to synthesize desired impedance in the RF amplifier, thereby controlling frequency response of the RF amplifier.