اینداکتورها و ترانسفورماتورهای یکپارچه: شناسایی، طراحی و مدل‌سازی برای کاربردهای فرکانس رادیویی و امواج میلی‌متری

With the ability to improve performance, reduce fabrication costs, and increase integration levels of both RX and TX sections of the RF/mm-wave front-end, passive inductive components have experienced extraordinary growth in ICs. Therefore, a fundamental understanding of monolithic inductors and transformers has become essential for all process engineers and circuit designers. Supplying balanced coverage of the technology and applications, Integrated Inductors and Transformers: Characterization, Design and Modeling for RF and mm-Wave Applications provides a complete overview of the design, fabrication, and modeling of monolithic inductors and transformers. It considers the underlying physics and theoretical background of inductive components fabricated on a semiconductor substrate. Deals with both inductors and transformers and their application in RF/mm-wave ICs Focuses on silicon-based inductive components and their performance optimization in RF/mm-wave ICs Provides insight into lumped scalable modeling of both inductors and transformers Covers concepts of system calibration, test pattern parasitics, and de-embedding for on-wafer measurements of passive devices Illustrates practical applications of theoretical concepts by means of meaningful circuit design examples Highlighting the pressing requirements of the wireless market and evolving communication standards, the text provides a comprehensive review of recently developed modeling techniques and applications. It also includes helpful rule-of-thumb design guidelines and commonly employed optimization strategies to help kick-start your design, fabrication, and modeling efforts.

With the ability to improve performance, reduce fabrication costs, and increase integration levels of both RX and TX sections of the RF/mm-wave front-end, passive inductive components have experienced extraordinary growth in ICs. Therefore, a fundamental understanding of monolithic inductors and transformers has become essential for all process engineers and circuit designers.

Supplying balanced coverage of the technology and applications, Integrated Inductors and Transformers: Characterization, Design and Modeling for RF and mm-Wave Applications provides a complete overview of the design, fabrication, and modeling of monolithic inductors and transformers. It considers the underlying physics and theoretical background of inductive components fabricated on a semiconductor substrate.

• Deals with both inductors and transformers and their application in RF/mm-wave ICs


• Focuses on silicon-based inductive components and their performance optimization in RF/mm-wave ICs


• Provides insight into lumped scalable modeling of both inductors and transformers


• Covers concepts of system calibration, test pattern parasitics, and de-embedding for on-wafer measurements of passive devices


• Illustrates practical applications of theoretical concepts by means of meaningful circuit design examples

Highlighting the pressing requirements of the wireless market and evolving communication standards, the text provides a comprehensive review of recently developed modeling techniques and applications. It also includes helpful rule-of-thumb design guidelines and commonly employed optimization strategies to help kick-start your design, fabrication, and modeling efforts.

"Passive inductive components have experienced an extraordinary growth in RF ICs. They are widely employed to improve performance, reduce fabrication costs and increase integration levels of both the RX and TX parts of the RF front-end. Knowledge of basic concepts concerning design, fabrication, and modeling of monolithic inductors and transformers has become an essential prerequisite for process engineers and circuit designers. In this book, monolithic passive components are discussed to provide a complete overview on fabrication technology, design and optimization techniques, and modeling. Equal emphasis is given to technological aspects and circuit-oriented applications"--Provided by publisher Passive inductive components have experienced an extraordinary growth in RF ICs. This book discusses monolithic passive components to provide a complete overview on fabrication technology, design and optimization techniques, and modeling. It places equal emphasis on technological aspects and circuit-oriented applications.