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Low-voltage mixed-signal circuits in digital CMOS technologies

D.J. Allstot, Rajesh Zele

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Low-voltage techniques for discrete-time analog, continuous-time analog, and digital circuits have been developed for applications in low-power low-voltage mixed-signal systems. The circuits can be implemented using purely digital standard CMOS processes.>

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Low-voltage techniques for discrete-time analog, continuous-time analog, and digital circuits have been developed for applications in low-power low-voltage mixed-signal systems. The circuits can be implemented using purely digital standard CMOS processes.>

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Low-voltage techniques for discrete-time analog, continuous-time analog, and digital circuits have been developed for applications in low-power low-voltage mixed-signal systems. The circuits can be implemented using purely digital standard CMOS processes.>

Key concepts: CMOS, Mixed-signal integrated circuit, Electronic circuit, Digital electronics, Analogue electronics, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Electrical engineering

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