A low-voltage high-frequency integrator for CMOS continuous-time current-mode filters
Justo Sabadell, C. Aldea, Santiago Celma, Pedro A. Martinez
Abstract
Justo Sabadell, C. Aldea, Santiago Celma, Pedro A. Martinez
Abstract
In this paper an integrator for use in continuous-time filters based on a low-voltage current-mode cell is proposed. A 10.7 MHz bandpass biquad using this integrator with a 3 V supply has been designed by using a 2.4 /spl mu/m CMOS process.
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In this paper an integrator for use in continuous-time filters based on a low-voltage current-mode cell is proposed. A 10.7 MHz bandpass biquad using this integrator with a 3 V supply has been designed by using a 2.4 /spl mu/m CMOS process.
Key concepts: Integrator, Digital biquad filter, CMOS, Passive integrator circuit, Voltage, Op amp integrator, Band-pass filter, Electronic engineering