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A Novel Current-Conveyor-based Switched-Capacitor Integrator

Hooman Kaabi, Mohammad Reza Jahed Motlagh, Ahmad Ayatollahi

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Abstract

The paper describes a new SC integrator circuit based on CCII (second generation current conveyor). The resulting circuit not only has the same characteristics as conventional opamp based traditional SC integrators, but also has the advantage of higher switching speeds due to the nature of CCII devices.

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The paper describes a new SC integrator circuit based on CCII (second generation current conveyor). The resulting circuit not only has the same characteristics as conventional opamp based traditional SC integrators, but also has the advantage of higher switching speeds due to the nature of CCII devices.

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The paper describes a new SC integrator circuit based on CCII (second generation current conveyor). The resulting circuit not only has the same characteristics as conventional opamp based traditional SC integrators, but also has the advantage of higher switching speeds due to the nature of CCII devices.

Key concepts: Current conveyor, Integrator, Switched capacitor, Capacitor, Operational amplifier, Op amp integrator, Passive integrator circuit, Electronic engineering

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