Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A novel low-por DC offset calibration (DCOC) method independent of intermediate frequency (IF) gain for zero-IF receiver applications has been reported. The conventional analog DCOC method consumes greater por and affects the performance of the receiver. The conventional mixed-signal method requires enhanced memory to store the calibration results at different receiver gains as the DC offset is relative to the radio frequency (RF) and IF gain. A novel algorithm is presented to make the DCOC process independent of IF gain, which significantly reduces the memory area. With the proposed circuit, the receiver calibrates only once so settle-time and por consumption of the IF circuit is lored. A DCOC circuit with the proposed method is manufactured in 0.18 μm CMOS technology that drains nearly 0 mA equivalent current from a 1.8 V por supply.
['Jingjing Dong', 'Hanjun Jiang', 'Lingwei Zhang', 'Jianjun Wei', 'Fule Li', 'Chun Zhang', 'Zhihua Wang']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A low-power DC offset calibration method independent of IF gain for zero-IF receiver
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