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Lower Power Design for UHF RF CMOS Circuits Based on the Power Consumption Acuity

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  • Niu Xiang-jie
  • Li Hua

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Excessive energy consumption of UHF tag is the bottleneck of energy saving in its wide range of applications. To address this issue, a lower power design for UHF RF CMOS circuits based on power consumption acuity is proposed in this paper. Through in-depth analysis of the static and dynamic power generation principle of UHF RF circuits in the work, the power consumption acuity can be calculated by using the correlation of circuit power and input vector. Subsequently, under the guide of this acuity, the UHF RF CMOS circuits with better energy saving can be designed. Furthermore, according to the performance indicators of EPC CIG2 UHF RFID in UHF identification, the corresponding circuit is designed and implemented. The test results show that the design of UHF RF circuit based on the acuity of power consumption can reduce 35%–40% power consumption.

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  • Niu Xiang-jie & Li Hua, 2014. "Lower Power Design for UHF RF CMOS Circuits Based on the Power Consumption Acuity," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2014, pages 1-8, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:512398
    DOI: 10.1155/2014/512398
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