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In this paper, we present an 8-bit precision passive true-time delay (TTD) operating at 5–11 GHz in 65-nm CMOS technology. To achieve a precision time delay control, the 8-bit TTD employs a 4-bit time delay circuitry that utilizes twoLCdelay networks in parallel to reduce the effects of the nonideal lumped components and layout imbalance of a conventional TTD. To design an 8-bit TTD, a 4-bit TTD with conventionalLCnetworks was also used for the 5thbit to the 8thbit (MSB) time-delay for coarse delay control. The implemented 8-bit TTD circuit achieved a minimum delay of 1.56 ps and a maximum delay of 400 ps, demonstrating the smallest loss per delay among the recently reported state-of-the-art silicon-based TTDs without dissipating any DC power and with a chip area of2.76× 1.01mm2.
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