This paper describes a low-voltage channel selection analog front end with continuous-time low-pass filters and on-chip tuning for a receiver in an IS-95 cellular phone. The filters were realized as balanced seventh-order elliptical g/sub m/C filters to achieve low current consumption. The transconductors were realized by using second-generation current conveyors (CCII) and resistors to achieve good intermodulation distortion performance. A novel CCII circuit topology was developed to fulfil the low supply-voltage requirement. The cutoff frequency tuning was implemented with capacitance matrices and a time-domain master-slave tuning circuit.
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