SE521637C2 - Stacked VCO resonator - Google Patents
Stacked VCO resonatorInfo
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Abstract
Description
l0 15 20 25 30 5 f? l (5 23 7 2 kondensatorer, varvid kondensatorema är anslutna till och staplade på varicap-kon- densatorerna. l0 15 20 25 30 5 f? 1 (5 23 7 2 capacitors, the capacitors being connected to and stacked on the varicap capacitors.
Tack vare denna staplade anordning minskas storleken hos resonatom i VCO:n, vilket sparar mycken värdefull ASIC-yta.Thanks to this stacked device, the size of the resonator in the VCO is reduced, which saves a lot of valuable ASIC space.
Eftersom kondensatorema är anslutna till varicap-kondensatorema kortsluts parasitkapacitansen, vilket innebär ett ökat inställningsområde, förbättrade bruspre- standa och sänkt effektförbrukning.Since the capacitors are connected to the varicap capacitors, the parasitic capacitance is short-circuited, which means an increased setting range, improved noise performance and reduced power consumption.
Ett fördelaktigt sätt att utföra ovannämnda varicap-kondensator är att använda en kollektor-basövergång i en bipolär process eller en MOS-struktur, vilket definie- ras i kraven 3 respektive 4.An advantageous way of performing the above-mentioned varicap capacitor is to use a collector-base junction in a bipolar process or a MOS structure, which are fi nied in claims 3 and 4, respectively.
I ett föredraget utförande enligt krav 6 är kondensatom en Metall-Metall- kondensator. Övriga kännetecken hos uppfinningen definieras i de övriga beroende patent- kraven.In a preferred embodiment according to claim 6, the capacitor is a Metal-Metal capacitor. Other features of the invention are defined in the other dependent claims.
Kort figurbeskrivning Föreliggande uppfinning kommer nu att beskrivas mera detaljerat, med hän- visning till ett föredraget utförande av föreliggande uppfinning, endast givet såsom ett exempel, och illustrerat i de bifogade ritningsfigurema, varvid: Fig. 1 visar VCO-funktionen i en PLL; Fig. 2 visar en schematisk bild av parasitkapacitansen mellan en kondensator och en varicap-kondensator i en integrerad VCO; Fig. 3 visar en schematisk bild av staplingsprincipen för kondensatom och vari- cap-kondensatom enligt föreliggande uppfinning; Fig. 4 är ett utförande av en integrerad VCO; och Fig. 5 är en schematisk bild av chip-monterade kondensatorer och varicap-kon- densatorer enligt tidigare känd teknik.Brief Description of the Figures The present invention will now be described in more detail, with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, given by way of example only, and illustrated in the accompanying drawing figures, in which: Fig. 1 shows the VCO function of a PLL; Fig. 2 shows a schematic view of the parasitic capacitance between a capacitor and a varicap capacitor in an integrated VCO; Fig. 3 shows a schematic view of the stacking principle of the capacitor and the variable cap capacitor according to the present invention; Fig. 4 is an embodiment of an integrated VCO; and Fig. 5 is a schematic view of chip-mounted capacitors and varicap capacitors according to the prior art.
Detaljerad beskrivning av utföranden av uppfinningen Det bör betonas att denna uppfinning är besläktad med de under behandling varande ansökningama med titlama ”Dubbelbands-VCO” och ”VCO-omkopplare”, med sökande: Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, uppfinnare: Magnus Nilsson (Dub- belbands-VCO) Magnus Nilsson, Thomas Mattson (VCO-omkopplare). Dessa an- sökningar, ”Dubbelbands-VCO” resp. ”VCO-omkopplare” infogas härmed i denna ansökan som referenser.Detailed description of embodiments of the invention It should be emphasized that this invention is related to the pending applications entitled "Double-band VCO" and "VCO-switch", with applicants: Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, inventor: Magnus Nilsson (Double-band VCO) Magnus Nilsson, Thomas Mattson (VCO switch). These applications, "Double-band VCO" resp. "VCO switches" are hereby incorporated by reference into this application.
De utföranden som nu kommer att diskuteras minskar ytan på en chip-monte- rad VCO samtidigt som de förbättrar VCO:ns prestanda.The designs that will now be discussed reduce the surface area of a chip-mounted VCO while improving the VCO's performance.
Fig. 2 visar en Metall-Metall-kondensator 80 som används som en kopplings- kondensator i VCO:ns resonator. Denna Metall-Metall-kondensator kommer nu att betecknas som en M-M-kondensator. M-M-kondensatom 80 innehåller två metall- 15 20 25 30 35 40 övergång 60 mellan dessa elektroder 50, 70. Det bör betonas att varicap-kondensator i denna ansökan definieras som en spänningsstyrd kondensator. Uppfinningens idé är att använda M-M-kondensatom och stapla den ovanpå varicap-kondensatom så som framgår av Fig. 2 resp. 3. På detta sätt placeras kondensatom 80 ovanpå vari- cap-kondensatom 90. vilket betyder att VCO:ns resonator kommer att uppta mindre yta på chipen 110 (underlaget). Inom tidigare känd teknik har M-M-kondensatorn 80 alltid varit placerad bredvid varicap-kondensatom 90 på chipen 110, som framgår av Fig. 5. Skälet för att placera kondensatom 80 och varicap-kondensatom 90 bredvid varandra på chipen 110 (se Fig. 5) är att det normalt inte är tillåtet i en ASIC-process att sätta M-M-kondensatom ovanpå varicap-kondensatom, beroende på den ökade parasitkapacitans 120 som kommer att uppträda mellan M-M-kondesatom 80 och den underliggande varicap-kondensatom 90 (se Fig. 2). På grund av denna parasit- kapacitans 120 kommer en oönskad spänning att ligga över parasitkapacitansen 120, och en oönskad ström (RF -signal) kommer att flyta mellan M-M-kondensatom 80 och varicap-kondensatom 90. Parasitkapacitansen i F ig. 5 kommer att påverka reso- natoms Q-värde på ett skadligt sätt.Fig. 2 shows a metal-metal capacitor 80 used as a coupling capacitor in the resonator of the VCO. This Metal-Metal capacitor will now be referred to as an M-M capacitor. The M-M capacitor 80 contains two metal transitions 60 between these electrodes 50, 70. It should be emphasized that the varicap capacitor is defined in this application as a voltage controlled capacitor. The idea of the invention is to use the M-M capacitor and stack it on top of the varicap capacitor as shown in Fig. 2 resp. 3. In this way, the capacitor 80 is placed on top of the varicap capacitor 90, which means that the resonator of the VCO will take up less space on the chip 110 (the substrate). In the prior art, the MM capacitor 80 has always been located next to the varicap capacitor 90 on the chip 110, as shown in Fig. 5. The reason for placing the capacitor 80 and the varicap capacitor 90 next to each other on the chip 110 (see Fig. 5) is that it is not normally permitted in an ASIC process to place the MM capacitor on top of the varicap capacitor, due to the increased parasitic capacitance 120 that will occur between the MM capacitor 80 and the underlying varicap capacitor 90 (see Fig. 2) . Due to this parasitic capacitance 120, an undesired voltage will be above the parasitic capacitance 120, and an undesired current (RF signal) will mellan surface between the M-M capacitor 80 and the varicap capacitor 90. The parasitic capacitance in Figs. 5 will adversely affect the Q-value of the resonator.
Föreliggande uppfinning enligt F ig. 3 hänför sig emellertid till integrering av en VCO och en resonator på en radio-ASIC-krets. I resonatorn är kopplingskonden- satom 80, d.v.s. M-M-kondensatom, alltid ansluten 100 till varicap-kondensatom 90, vilket medför att parasitkapacitansen 130 kortsluts. Detta betyder att det inte längre är några problem att stapla M-M-kondensatom ovanpå varicap-kondensatom så som framgår av Fig. 3, eftersom parasitkapacitansen 130 inte påverkar resonatorn, d.v.s. ingen ström kommer att flyta genom parasitkapacitansen.The present invention according to Figs. 3, however, relates to the integration of a VCO and a resonator on a radio-ASIC circuit. In the resonator, the coupling capacitor is 80, i.e. The M-M capacitor, always connected 100 to the varicap capacitor 90, which causes the parasitic capacitance 130 to be short-circuited. This means that it is no longer a problem to stack the M-M capacitor on top of the varicap capacitor as shown in Fig. 3, since the parasitic capacitance 130 does not affect the resonator, i.e. no current will flow through the parasitic capacitance.
Genom att stapla kopplingskondensatom 80 på varicap-kondensatom 90 så som visas i F ig. 3, kan ytbehovet för VCO:n minskas med en faktor 2 om man använder extema induktanser. Om induktansema integreras på chipen, kommer VCO:ns ytbehov att minskas med 25 procent. Eftersom kopplingskondensatorns 80 parasitkapacitans 130 försvinner, kan inställningsområdet utökas, och brusprestanda och effektförbrukning förbättras.By stacking the coupling capacitor 80 on the varicap capacitor 90 as shown in Figs. 3, the surface demand of the VCO can be reduced by a factor of 2 if extreme inductances are used. If the inductances are integrated on the chip, the surface demand of the VCO will be reduced by 25 percent. As the parasitic capacitance 130 of the coupling capacitor 80 disappears, the setting range can be expanded, and the noise performance and power consumption can be improved.
Det bör inses att i stället för en pn-övergång skulle vilken anordning som helst med kapacitiva egenskaper kunna användas, d.v.s. en MOS-struktur, etc. Vari- cap-kondensatom skulle till exempel kunna vara en kollektor-basövergång i en bipolär process. De utföranden som beskrivits ovan hänför sig endast till en konden- sator staplad på en varicap-kondensator. Man skulle givetvis kunna tänka sig att flera eller alla koiid* 'isatorer 80 i VCOm l0nor1nalt staplas ovanpå varicap-koiideii- satorema 90.It should be appreciated that instead of a pn junction, any device with capacitive properties could be used, i.e. a MOS structure, etc. The varicap capacitor could, for example, be a collector-base junction in a bipolar process. The embodiments described above relate only to a capacitor stacked on a varicap capacitor. It is, of course, conceivable that several or all of the co-ordinators 80 in the VCO lornornally are stacked on top of the varicap co-ordinators 90.
Fig. 4 visar ett utförande av en VCO i en radio-ASIC. Den nedre delen är den aktiva delen av VCO:n, som upptar bara en liten del av ASIC-kretsens kiselyta. Den 15 20 521 63117 4 övre delen är resonatorn som innehåller induktanser 120, kopplingskondensatorer 80 och 'varicqs-kcndensatorer 90, vilka u ptar en huvuddel av ASIC-kretsens kiselyta.Fig. 4 shows an embodiment of a VCO in a radio ASIC. The lower part is the active part of the VCO, which occupies only a small part of the silicon surface of the ASIC circuit. The upper part is the resonator which contains inductors 120, switching capacitors 80 and varicose capacitors 90, which occupy a major part of the silicon surface of the ASIC circuit.
Induktansema 120 upptar normalt samma yta som kopplingskondensatorema 80 och varicap-kondensatorema 90 tillsammans. Ett sätt att förbättra VCO:ns Q-värde är att placera inuktansema 120 utanför ASIC-kretsen.The inductors 120 normally occupy the same area as the switching capacitors 80 and the varicap capacitors 90 together. One way to improve the Q value of the VCO is to place the inductances 120 outside the ASIC circuit.
När VCO:n 10 utförs enligt F ig. 4 på chipen 110 är kopplingskondensatorema 80 i Fig. 4 staplade på varicap-kondensatorerna 90.When the VCO 10 is performed according to Figs. 4 on the chip 110, the switching capacitors 80 in Fig. 4 are stacked on the varicap capacitors 90.
Den ovan beskrivna staplingsprincipen har prövats med framgång i laborato- riemiljö.The stacking principle described above has been successfully tested in a laboratory environment.
Det bör inses att VCO:n 10 skulle kunna utföras i en godtycklig elektronisk krets. I det föredragna utförande är VCO:n emellertid avsedd att integreras i i en radio-ASIC-krets i en mobil terminal, t.ex. en mobiltelefon eller en mobil dator.It should be appreciated that the VCO 10 could be performed in any electronic circuit. In the preferred embodiment, however, the VCO is intended to be integrated in a radio ASIC circuit in a mobile terminal, e.g. a mobile phone or a mobile computer.
Det skulle inses av en fackman inom området, att föreliggande uppfinning skulle kunna utföras i andra specifika former utan att frångå dess andemening eller huvudsakliga karaktär. De här visade utförandena skall därför i alla avseenden be- traktas såsom illustrerande och inte som begränsande. Uppfinningens omfattning anges av bifogade patentkrav och inte av ovanstående beskrivning, och alla föränd- ringar som ligger inom dess innebörd och ekvivalensområde är avsedda att omfattas av uppfinningen.It would be appreciated by one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or principal nature thereof. The embodiments shown here should therefore be considered as illustrative and not restrictive in all respects. The scope of the invention is stated in the appended claims and not in the above description, and all changes that fall within its meaning and area of equivalence are intended to be covered by the invention.
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