Volume : 9, Issue : 6, JUN 2023

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIONS IN COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES (NCICT'23)

A NOVEL APPROACH FOR DESIGN OF GILBERT CELL USING 90nm TECHNOLOGY

VINISHA R, MANIMOZHI M*, KMARIAMMAL

Abstract

In this paper we have analyzed various design constraints and considerations while implementing Gilbert Cell in Cadence Virtuoso. Leveraging on the CMOS 90nm technology, which is more suitable for RF and mixed signal designs where Gilbert Cells find extensive applications, our paper aims at improving the performance of Gilbert Cells for various communication systems by investigating on its performance as phase detector and RF mixer. Potential future directions for improving Gilbert Cells for high precision signal processing application have also been explored.

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