20021993 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and SystemsOpen access

Design considerations for a highly linear electronically tunable resistor

K. Vavelidis, Y. Tsividis

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Design considerations are presented for a linear, electronically tunable resistor. A MOSFET is converted into a highly linear resistor by the application of voltages in such a way that the gate-channel and body-channel potentials remain constant all along the channel, as well as independent of signals.>

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Design considerations are presented for a linear, electronically tunable resistor. A MOSFET is converted into a highly linear resistor by the application of voltages in such a way that the gate-channel and body-channel potentials remain constant all along the channel, as well as independent of signals.>

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Design considerations are presented for a linear, electronically tunable resistor. A MOSFET is converted into a highly linear resistor by the application of voltages in such a way that the gate-channel and body-channel potentials remain constant all along the channel, as well as independent of signals.>

Key concepts: Resistor, Channel (broadcasting), MOSFET, Electrical engineering, Computer science, Constant (computer programming), Voltage, Topology (electrical circuits)

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