Proceedings of the IEEE 2005 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference, 2005.
DOI: 10.1109/cicc.2005.1568751
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Mixed-signal, 275 °C instrumentation amplifier in bulk CMOS

Abstract: A precision, mixed-signal amplifier uses correlated double sampling, a mixed-signal tracking loop, and constant-g m biasing, and provides both analog and digital outputs. Its integrated g m /C oscillator has a frequency stability of 8 ppm/°C from 25-200 °C. A fully differential opamp has a gain-bandwidth of ~30 MHz and open-loop gain that varies by just 1 dB from 25-200°C. The overall instrumentation amplifier has selectable voltage gain up to 192 and stable performance to 275 °C.

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“…The gain error of the OTA is 1.65% or 91 ppm/ • C over a temperature range from -40 • C up to 125 • C which is shown in figure 4a and comparable to [9] without using capacitive feedback. Furthermore, the gain varies 3% as a function of radiation, as shown in figure 4b.…”
Section: Transconductance Tuningsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…The gain error of the OTA is 1.65% or 91 ppm/ • C over a temperature range from -40 • C up to 125 • C which is shown in figure 4a and comparable to [9] without using capacitive feedback. Furthermore, the gain varies 3% as a function of radiation, as shown in figure 4b.…”
Section: Transconductance Tuningsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…Besides these methods, the circuit architectures have been designed such that their characteristics are dominated by temperature-insensitive factors such as component ratios. Several of these design techniques and the constant-g m biasing have been described in [2], [3] and [4].…”
Section: High-temperature and High Voltage Integrated Circuit Designmentioning
confidence: 99%