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Description
RF Microelectronics, Second Edition teaches RF analysis and design systematically, one step at a time, taking readers all the way from specification through practical solution. Behzad Razavi has thoroughly revised his classic text to incorporate the latest developments in RF architecture, circuits, and devices, and to cover all key topics in greater detail. This edition's stronger tutorial focus will make it even more valuable to students, and its more systematic coverage of the latest technologies will make it indispensable to practicing engineers.
Features
The field's classic, now with more thorough treatment of all key topics in RF circuit/system analysis and design
Walks step-by-step from specs to practical solutions
Complete transceiver examples illuminate the intimate interplay between circuit and system design
New chapters: integrated inductors/varactors; phase-locked loops; millimeter-wave techniques; and more
New to This Edition
Integrated Inductors and Varactors, including analysis and design of monolithic inductors; modeling techniques; inductor geometries and their properties; MOS varactors and their properties, and more
Phase-Locked Loops (PLLs) and their building blocks, emphasizing frequency synthesis applications
CMOS transceiver design, with Bluetooth, WLAN, and UWB examples
Millimeter-Wave Techniques, including CMOS circuit and transceiver design at 60 GHz and above; device and circuit modeling issues, and more.
New RF circuit analysis methods improve readers' understanding of complex effects; and frequent, detailed examples and problems help readers gain hands-on mastery of every concept.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to RF and Wireless Technology
Chapter 2: Basic Concepts in RF Design
Chapter 3: Communication Concepts
Chapter 4: Transceiver Architectures
Chapter 5: Low-Noise Amplifiers
Chapter 6: Mixers
Chapter 7: Passive Devices
Chapter 8: Oscillators
Chapter 9: Phase-Locked Loops
Chapter 10: Integer-N Frequency Synthesizers
Chapter 11: Fractional-N Synthesizers
Chapter 12: Power Amplifiers
Chapter 13: Transceiver Design Example
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