A 200MHz low-power direct digital frequency synthesizer based on mixed structure of angle rotation
Wan Shuqin, Huang Yiding, Zang Kaihong, Zongguang Yu · 2009
Direct digital frequency synthesizer(DDS) is a new technology for frequency synthesis. This paper describers the implementation of a direct digital frequency employs a new architecture in 0.35µm CMOS technology. The first rotation implementer by using a CORDIC realized in pipeline and carry-save arithmetic. The directions of the CORDIC rotations are computed in parallel by using a little lookup table, for the first rotation. In order to reduce the circuit latency and increase the speed, the final rotation is multiplier-based, employing CMOS-DPL logic. The final circuit experiment results show the power dissipation as low as 1.44mW/MHz and the maximum clock frequency 200 MHZ1