2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10470-013-0076-0
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A feed-forward AGC circuit with 48 dB-gain range, 1.2 μs minimum settling time for WiMAX receiver

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“…It suffers from a trade-off between response speed and loop stability, which is not suitable for the design requirement of WBSN applications. As a substitution, a feed-forward PGA scheme is adopted because its immunity of trade-off between settling time and stability [9,10] . The feed-forward PGA is composed of two forward paths, namely the signal path and the control path.…”
Section: Pgamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It suffers from a trade-off between response speed and loop stability, which is not suitable for the design requirement of WBSN applications. As a substitution, a feed-forward PGA scheme is adopted because its immunity of trade-off between settling time and stability [9,10] . The feed-forward PGA is composed of two forward paths, namely the signal path and the control path.…”
Section: Pgamentioning
confidence: 99%