A high-stability, ultra-low-power quartz differential oscillator circuit for demanding radio applications. Ruffieux, D. In Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2002. ESSCIRC 2002. Proceedings of the 28th European, pages 85–88, September, 2002. abstract bibtex A crystal-based differential oscillator circuit offering simultaneously high stability and ultra-low power consumption is presented for timekeeping and demanding radio applications. The differential circuit structure -in contrast to that of the conventional 3-points- does not require any loading capacitance to be functional and the power consumption can thus be minimized. Although the loading capacitance is omitted a very precise absolute oscillation frequency can be obtained as well as an excellent insensitivity to temperature variations thanks to the reduced parasitics of a deep-submicron technology. The power consumption of a 12.8MHz quartz oscillator including an amplitude regulation mechanism is below 1 µA under a 1.8 to 0.6V supply voltage range.
@inproceedings{ruffieux_high-stability_2002,
title = {A high-stability, ultra-low-power quartz differential oscillator circuit for demanding radio applications},
abstract = {A crystal-based differential oscillator circuit offering simultaneously high stability and ultra-low power consumption is presented for timekeeping and demanding radio applications. The differential circuit structure -in contrast to that of the conventional 3-points- does not require any loading capacitance to be functional and the power consumption can thus be minimized. Although the loading capacitance is omitted a very precise absolute oscillation frequency can be obtained as well as an excellent insensitivity to temperature variations thanks to the reduced parasitics of a deep-submicron technology. The power consumption of a 12.8MHz quartz oscillator including an amplitude regulation mechanism is below 1 µA under a 1.8 to 0.6V supply voltage range.},
booktitle = {Solid-{State} {Circuits} {Conference}, 2002. {ESSCIRC} 2002. {Proceedings} of the 28th {European}},
author = {Ruffieux, D.},
month = sep,
year = {2002},
pages = {85--88}
}
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