Wake-Up Receiver For Narrowband IoT Applications
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsTrevor ODELBERG, David WENTZLOFF
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsTrevor ODELBERG, David WENTZLOFF
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A low-power standard-compliant NB-IoT wake-up receiver (WRX) is presented. The WRX is designed as a companion radio to a full NB-IoT receiver, only operating during discontinuous RX modes (DRX and eDRX), which allows the full high-power radio to turn off while the wake-up receiver efficiently receives NB-IoT Wake-Up Signals (WUS). The fabricated receiver achieves 2.1 mW power at −109 dBm sensitivity with 180 KHz bandwidth over the 750-960 MHz bands. The WRX is fabricated in 28 nm CMOS and consumes 5× less power than the best previously published traditional NB-IoT receivers. This disclosure is the first designed dedicated wake-up receiver for the NB-IoT protocol and demonstrates the benefits of utilizing a WRX to reduce power consumption of NB-IoT radios.
A narrowband receiver system, comprising;
A narrowband receiver system, comprising;
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