Dc-gain enhanced CMOS Telescopic op-amp

Alizadeh, Banafsheh; Bazarchi, Sadegh Mohammadzadeh; Dadashi, Ali

doi:10.1109/ftfc.2011.5948927

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“…So, the design was done according to the total power consumption, power supply and output swing. The amount of the gain can now be calculated from the (5),…”

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“…There are various designs that they have tried to reach high swing with low power consumption, but the power consumption value has not been reported [3]. In some papers, output swing is low or has not been reported too [4], [5]. The gain-boosted telescopic Op-amps can reach to high swing with low power consumption, but their design is classified into multiple design: a. folded cascode Op-amp [6].…”

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Design and simulation of high-swing fully differential telescopic Op-Amp

Zahra Pezeshki

2021

Comput Sci Inf Technol

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This article describes the process of design and simulation of a high-swing fully differential telescopic operational amplifier (Op-Amp). Due to the common gate-common source (CG and CS) cascode structure, the gain is very high. To maximize this gain, the load must also be selected such as two current sources. This circuit has the higher voltage in output than current Op-Amps in accordance with desirable characteristics. The loss of power of this operating amplifier are very low and in milliwatts. With use of a power supply of 1.8 V, it achieves a high-swing 1.2 V, a differential gain of 76.333 dB, ωuGB of 412 MHz, and >50 dB CMRR. This new design through the simulations and analytically shows that the high-swing fully differential telescopic Op-Amp retains its high CMRR even at high frequencies.

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“…So, the design was done according to the total power consumption, power supply and output swing. The amount of the gain can now be calculated from the (5),…”

Section: The Proposed Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%