Synthesis of Analog Circuits Using Only Voltage and Current Followers as Active Elements

Senani, Raj; Bhaskar, D. R.; Singh, A. K.; Sharma, Rachna

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-36329-0_13

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“…Due to their simplicity and ease of use, UGCs are very promising in active circuit design. The available literature provides a wide number of recently published papers dealing with the use of such cells for the design of sinusoidal oscillators (Gupta & Senani, 2006;Senani, 1985;Soliman, 2010Soliman, , 2011, filters (Lin, Weng, Peng, Lee, & Kuo, 1998;Senani, Bhaskar, Singh, & Sharma, 2013;Soliman, 2009;Tlelo-Cuautle, Moro-Frías, & Fakhfakh, 2008;Tlelo-Cuautle, Sánchez-López, & Moro-Frías, 2010), negative impedance converters (Keskin & Hancioglu, 2004;Keskin & Toker, 2004), Chua circuits (Sánchez-López et al, 2008), etc. However, no systematic synthesis technique is provided.…”

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Synthesis of active circuits by combining UGCs

Fakhfakh

Pierzchala

2015

International Journal of Electronics

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In this paper we propose a novel idea for the synthesis of active circuits. We deal with the use of unity gain cells (voltage followers, voltage inverters, current followers, current inverters) for the design of simulated grounded inductors, multifunction filters and oscillators. The starting point of the proposed idea is the operation on the signalflow graphs for such synthesis. We show that, thanks to the proposed technique, a wide number of active networks can be synthesised where all used passive components are grounded.

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