2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.mejo.2006.11.018
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Voltage-to-frequency converter with high sensitivity using all-MOS voltage window comparator

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“…The main performances of the proposed voltage-tofrequency converter are summarized on Table I and compared with several previous CMOS realizations: [7], based on an negative feedback OTA as an input voltage to current converter stage and [10], a previously reported VFC by authors and based on a voltage follower configuration. The proposed VFC clearly exhibits a larger operating range, which almost covers the complete 0V DD full input range, with the possibility of choosing different output frequency ranges, while shows very competitive performances in terms of sensitivity, linearity and power consumption (less than 0.41mW).…”
Section: Vfc Implementation and Performancesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The main performances of the proposed voltage-tofrequency converter are summarized on Table I and compared with several previous CMOS realizations: [7], based on an negative feedback OTA as an input voltage to current converter stage and [10], a previously reported VFC by authors and based on a voltage follower configuration. The proposed VFC clearly exhibits a larger operating range, which almost covers the complete 0V DD full input range, with the possibility of choosing different output frequency ranges, while shows very competitive performances in terms of sensitivity, linearity and power consumption (less than 0.41mW).…”
Section: Vfc Implementation and Performancesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, this quasi-digital approach is, at present, taking a leading role in sensor signal interface circuits within embedded microcontroller systems. As a result, and focusing on CMOS technology seeking for the capability of cointegration of sensors and sensor electronics both analogue and digital at minimum cost and size, several CMOS fully integrated smart sensors with frequency or period [3][4][5][6] output signal, or simplest voltage-to-frequency converters that transform the conditioned output sensor voltage into frequency [7][8] have been proposed to date. This paper describes the design of a 1.8V-0.18µm CMOS VFC circuit with programmable output frequency ranges.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%