A UHF micro-power CMOS rectifier using a novel diode connected CMOS transistor for micro-sensor and RFID applications

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The design strategy and efficiency optimization of UHF micro-power rectifiers using a novel diode connected MOS transistor is presented. The proposed diode connected MOS transistor uses a new bulk connection which leads to reduce the threshold voltage and leakage current in compare to conventional diode connected transistors. Using the proposed diode in typical rectifiers makes a significant improvement in output voltage and current therefore the efficiency is increased comparing to the same rectifier architectures using conventional diodes. Also a design procedure for efficiency optimization is presented and a superposition method is used to optimize the performance of multiple output rectifiers. Finally a five stage double output rectifier is designed based on the proposed optimization method. Simulation results verified the improvement in efficiency and area. All circuits are designed in a standard O.18um CMOS Technology. © 2012 IEEE.

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Shokrani, M. R., Hamidon, M. N., Khoddam, M., & Najafi, V. (2012). A UHF micro-power CMOS rectifier using a novel diode connected CMOS transistor for micro-sensor and RFID applications. In International Conference on Electronic Devices, Systems, and Applications (pp. 234–238). https://doi.org/10.1109/ICEDSA.2012.6507805

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