CCII-based simulated floating inductor and floating capacitance multiplier

Yucehan, Tolga; Yüce, Erkan

doi:10.1007/s10470-022-02056-5

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“…The circuit of this manuscript is a part of the PhD thesis of the first author 53 . Also, this work was supported in part by the Scientific Research Projects at Pamukkale University in Turkey under Grant Number 2023ÜBDİP001.…”

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A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

Yucehan

Yüce

Mınaeı

2023

Circuit Theory & Apps

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SummaryA new second‐generation current conveyor‐based full‐wave rectifier (FWR) is proposed in this work. The proposed voltage‐mode FWR comprises a single active building block, four diodes, and three grounded resistors without needing any passive element matching problems. It does not suffer from any bias voltages and/or currents; therefore, it does not need extra circuitry. It can simultaneously provide positive and negative rectifications; thus, it is flexible. The proposed FWR has high input impedance; accordingly, it can be easily cascadable. Several simulations via the SPICE program and some experiments by using the AD844s are achieved. 0.18‐μm TSMC CMOS technology parameters are used in the simulations.

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confidence: 99%

A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

Yucehan

Yüce

Mınaeı

2023

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“…An FCM circuit based on two current conveyors, two resistors, and one capacitor has been discussed in Ananda Mohan, 6 while Al‐Absi and Al‐Khulaifi 7 explore an FCM circuit utilizing four OTAs, one CCII, and one capacitor. In Yucehan and Yuce, 8 two distinct circuits have been introduced: a floating lossless inductor circuit and an FCM circuit. The former employs three CCIIs, three resistors, and one capacitor, offering independent tunability but requiring matching constraints.…”

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“…The former employs three CCIIs, three resistors, and one capacitor, offering independent tunability but requiring matching constraints. The latter circuit in Yucehan and Yuce 8 involves three CCIIs, one capacitor, and two resistors. Furthermore, in Minaei et al, 9 a circuit featuring two dual‐output second‐generation current conveyors and three admittances‐based immittance simulator circuit has been presented.…”

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Floating parallel lossy inductance, parallel lossy capacitance, parallel C‐D, and lossless capacitance multiplier circuits using current feedback operational amplifiers

Bhaskar,

Shrivastava,

Raj

et al. 2023

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SummaryA new synthetic floating simulator topology is proposed which realizes lossy parallel inductance (R‐L), lossy parallel capacitance (R‐C), lossy parallel C‐D, and lossless floating capacitance multiplier (FCM) circuits using only three current feedback operational amplifiers (CFOA) as active elements and three impedances. In all the presented circuits, the value of L, C, and D is independently controllable through a single resistance without requiring any matching condition for passive elements. A novel feature of the proposed circuit involves a straightforward adjustment in the CFOA connections, allowing the circuit to function as either a floating lossless immittance simulator or a floating series‐type lossy immittance simulator. Various application examples of the presented circuits such as lead compensator, lag compensator, first‐order high‐pass filter, and fourth‐order Butterworth filter are also given to justify the theoretical analysis. To validate the workability of the proposed circuits, several analyses are conducted, including frequency analysis, transient analysis, Monte‐Carlo analysis, and temperature analysis, using the macro‐model of AD844 in the SPICE simulation tool. Experimental results of the parallel R‐L simulator and application examples are also provided using commercially available IC AD844‐type integrated CFOAs.

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“…Active filters are so widely used in consumer electronics, telecommunications and many electronic systems [1][2][3]. Current conveyor has potential advantages in wider dynamic range, greater linearity, wide bandwidth and simple circuitry that make it attractive in circuit design [4][5][6]. Many voltage-mode universal biquadratic filters with multi-input terminals were proposed [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25].…”

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Three inputs and one output voltage-mode universal biquadratic filter using one CCII and one CCIII

Horng

2023

JICS

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A voltage-mode universal biquadratic filter using one second-generation current conveyor (CCII), one third-generation current conveyor (CCIII), two capacitors and two resistors is presented. The proposed voltage-mode biquadratic circuit has three input terminals and one output terminal and can realize all the standard filter functions that are highpass, bandpass, lowpass, notch and allpass filters without changing the circuit topology. Both its active and passive sensitivities are small. The proposed circuit does not need one more active component for the unity-gain inverting of the input signal in each filter realization.

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CCII-based simulated floating inductor and floating capacitance multiplier

Cited by 12 publications

References 45 publications

A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

Floating parallel lossy inductance, parallel lossy capacitance, parallel C‐D, and lossless capacitance multiplier circuits using current feedback operational amplifiers

Three inputs and one output voltage-mode universal biquadratic filter using one CCII and one CCIII

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