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EE314:
CMOS RF Integrated Circuit Design
Introduction to Wireless Communication systems
Stanford University Hamid Rategh

Hamid Rategh

Stanford University

EE314 HO#1

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Course Staff
Instructor: Dr. Hamid Rategh Email: hamid@smirc.stanford.edu Office Hours: MW 2:15-3:15PM @ CIS-126; Phone: 725-8313 TA: Mehdi Jahanbakht and Deji Akinwande Email: ta314@smirc.stanford.edu Office Hours @ Packard 106
Sunday 3:00 – 3:30 pm (for SCPD students only) Sunday 3:30 – 5:00 pm Thursday 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Course Administrator: June Wang Email: june@stanford.edu Office: CIS-203 Phone: 725-3706
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Hamid Rategh

Stanford University

EE314 HO#1

TA announcements
Class URL is: http://eeclass.stanford.edu/ee314/ All students should register on class website to access handouts and to stay in touch with any announcements from the instructor or TA's The bulletin board on the class website will be supported by the TAs for exchange of information For the SCPD OHs, (per encouragement from SCPD) we will be experimenting with instant message chatting (instead of phone calls) in an attempt to provide better TA OH support to more SCPD students. We will send instructions to the SCPD students in a few days.

Hamid Rategh

Stanford University

EE314 HO#1

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Course snapshot
Primary text
“The Design of CMOS RF Integrated Circuits”, T. Lee, Cambridge, 2004 (Second Edition)

Recommended text:
“RF Microelectronics”, B. Razavi, Pearson Education, 1997

Grading
Homework 30%, Project 30%, Final 40%

Prerequisite: EE214
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Course Topics
Introduction to wireless communication systems Receiver architectures Review of passive networks Available passives in IC RLC networks and tune circuits Impedance transformation techniques Transmission lines Review of Distortion and circuit non-linearity IP3 1dB compression point AM to PM distortion Noise Noise sources in passive and active circuits Classical noise theory

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