This paper presents dual control voltage in the conventional 5 -stage current-starved ring voltage-controlled oscillator (CSR-VCO) to provide a wider tuning range and fine-tuning possibilities for radio frequency (RF) applications. The circuit is implemented in 45 ~nm CMOS 1 ~V process technology. The proposed circuit is found to have an oscillation frequency range from 6.51GHz to 13.66GHz for the first control voltage (0.8 ~V-1.8 ~V). On the other hand, the second control voltage (1 ~V-1.8 ~V) demonstrates a better linear frequency range, spanning from 5.65GHz to 13.66GHz when the first control voltage is fixed at 1.8 ~V. Modifying the first control voltage, in conjunction with the second, results in precise changes in the frequency level, providing the potential for fine-tuning in radio frequency applications. The 1MHz offset phase noise of the VCO at the maximum output frequency of 13.66GHz is found to be -75.96 dBc / Hz and the corresponding power consumption is found to be 2.68 ~mW.
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