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Tue 9 Jun | 15:40 - 17:20
252AB
This session presents low-power RF designs targeting sensing and communication applications. The first paper introduces a mixer-first pulsed-LO beam-steering receiver enabling PLL-free operation with scalable power-performance trade-offs. The second paper presents a multi-source RF energy-harvesting IC with event-driven 3-D maximum power point tracking and SIMO regulation. The third paper reports a wideband active true-time-delay circuit achieving fine delay control for efficient self-interference cancellation in full-duplex systems. The final paper demonstrates a miniature LEO satellite localization tag using algorithm–hardware co-design to reduce required EIRP by 10 dB while achieving a highly compact integrated transmitter.
15:40 - 16:00
Tu4A-1 A 533µW Fast Duty-Cycled Pulsed-LO Beam-Steering Receiver
16:00 - 16:20
Tu4A-2 MSCR: Multi-Source-Collaborative Reconfigurable RF Energy Harvester With 3-D MPPT Achieving -32 dBm Sensitivity and 8x Boost in Available Output Power
16:20 - 16:40
Tu4A-3 High Resolution Active True Time Delay with Quasi-Quadrature Generator with 31.7 dB/ 500 MHz Self-Interference Cancellation for Full-Duplex Communication
16:40 - 17:00
Tu4A-4 A 1 × 2 cm Localization Tag with a 2.92 GHz Transmitter Chipset for LEO Satellite Localization Using Hardware and Algorithm Co-design