Up to 60GHz Divide By 2 Prescaler with I and Q outputs in GiGe
Overview
The PMCC_DIV60G is a high speed (up to 60GHz) fully differential static frequency divider by 2, designed using Jazz SiGe120 (SBC18HX) technology. Differential architecture ensures substrate and power supply noise immunity. Macro features input active balun and I/Q outputs with 50 Ohm terminated output drivers (optional). Operation frequencies, I/O signal levels, control functions and features can be customized upon special agreement.
Key Features
- Maximum input frequency: 60GHz
- Fully differential 2 latch architecture
- Differential quadrature output
- Input active balun
- Single 3.3V ±5% supply
- Power consumption:
- Core: 180mW
- Active balun: 150mW
- Layout area:
- Core: 120x350 um
- Core + Balun: 300x500 um
Benefits
- Typical Applications
- Prescaler for up to 60 GHz PLL Applications:
- Phase–locked loop (PLL) applications from DC to 60 GHz
- Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radios
- Broadband test and measurement equipment
- Radar, electronic warfare, avionics, and space
Deliverables
- GDS II file
- Netlist for Spectre simulation
- Layout and Schematic (DRC & LVS) verification reports
- Complete macro datasheet
- Macro integration/application notes
- Design kit and software related information
- Optional deliverables are:
- Library containing entire hierarchy of macro schematic and layout cells
- Extracted views containing parasitic components from layout
- Verilog-A model replicating macro functionally
- Simulation test-benches
- Optional components specific to macro: biasing, specialized I/Os, glue-logic, transmission lines etc.
Technical Specifications
Foundry, Node
TowerJazz, 180nm SiGe
Maturity
Silicon Validated
Availability
now
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