Novel voltage conveyor with electronic tuning and its application to resistorless all-pass filter
Norbert Herencsár, Jaroslav Koton, Kamil Vrba, Bilgin Metin
Abstract
Norbert Herencsár, Jaroslav Koton, Kamil Vrba, Bilgin Metin
Abstract
In this paper, a new CMOS minus-type current-controlled third-generation voltage conveyor (CC-VCIII-) is presented. As application example using the presented new active building block a novel voltage-mode first-order all-pass filter is proposed, where instead of floating resistor the electronically controllable intrinsic resistance of the Y terminal is used. Hence, the circuit is resistorless and it shows low sensitivity performance. The behavior of the all-pass filter is verified by SPICE simulations and the TSMC 0.35 μm level 3 CMOS process parameters are used to confirm the theoretical analysis.
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In this paper, a new CMOS minus-type current-controlled third-generation voltage conveyor (CC-VCIII-) is presented. As application example using the presented new active building block a novel voltage-mode first-order all-pass filter is proposed, where instead of floating resistor the electronically controllable intrinsic resistance of the Y terminal is used. Hence, the circuit is resistorless and it shows low sensitivity performance. The behavior of the all-pass filter is verified by SPICE simulations and the TSMC 0.35 μm level 3 CMOS process parameters are used to confirm the theoretical analysis.
Key concepts: Current conveyor, Spice, Resistor, Filter (signal processing), CMOS, Electronic engineering, Sensitivity (control systems), Voltage