A low offset fast settling rail-to-rail stable operational amplifier in 180 nm technology

Dash, Anindita; Mandal, Sushanta K.; Patro, B. Shivalal; Anand, Abhinav

doi:10.1109/cict.2013.6558202

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“…So, from the circuit 5 variables are taken and their range was set from 120nm to 1um. Two most important output parameters [12] Gain and CMRR of the OTA were considered in this modeling analysis. The data set generated from the Cadence Spectre was then made used for modeling by ELM was implemented in MATLAB.…”

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A Novel Modeling Technique for Operational Amplifier Using RBF - ELM

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2016

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A Novel Modeling Technique for Operational Amplifier Using RBF - ELM

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“…In another work presented by Dash et al [21], an Op-Amp with 180nm CMOS technology is presented. One of the positive points of this Op-Amp is the low number of transistors used in this design.…”

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“…The reported works in this area either did not cover the voltage range required in the reported decenary MVL circuit designs [20,21], or their gain was not linear enough [17][18][19].…”

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A New Multi-Valued Logic Buffer and Inverter Using MOSFET Based Differential Amplifier

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2022

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The aim of this work is to assist the design of decenary Multi-Valued Logic (MVL) circuits. This paper reports a work, in which, analog voltage-based circuitry is used to design MVL circuits. In this paper, some analog circuits are reported as elements that can be used in Multi-Valued Logic (MVL) circuitry. This article reported a Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET)-Based Differential Amplifier (MBDA) as a key element in designing decenary MVL arithmetic unit. Operating voltage range and linearity of the gain are two important characteristics of this element. The operating voltage range for the MBDA is 0V to 5.5V as a output voltage.The achieved linear gain is within the range of 0.1V to 5.3V. Analog inverter and correction buffer circuits are reported based on MBDA. Analog inverter will be used in computational and logical decenary MVL circuits. The correction buffer is designed as an element to eliminate noises and signal drift at the output of the MVL gates and throughout data transfer.

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A low offset fast settling rail-to-rail stable operational amplifier in 180 nm technology

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A Novel Modeling Technique for Operational Amplifier Using RBF - ELM

A Novel Modeling Technique for Operational Amplifier Using RBF - ELM

A New Multi-Valued Logic Buffer and Inverter Using MOSFET Based Differential Amplifier

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