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Design of a positive and negative electronically tunable resistor with linear and nonlinear characteristics

Roshanak Alavi Fard, Mohammad Pooyan

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In this paper a highly tunable electronically resistor is presented. Its current-voltage characteristics can be positive, negative, linear and nonlinear. Current-voltage characteristics of the circuit have zero DC offset. Dynamic range of the proposed electronically tunable resistor is ±1V and supply voltage is ±1V, too. The designed circuit is simulated in an industrial 65nm CMOS process. The linear version is tunable over the wide resistance range of 13KΩ-70GΩ.

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In this paper a highly tunable electronically resistor is presented. Its current-voltage characteristics can be positive, negative, linear and nonlinear. Current-voltage characteristics of the circuit have zero DC offset. Dynamic range of the proposed electronically tunable resistor is ±1V and supply voltage is ±1V, too. The designed circuit is simulated in an industrial 65nm CMOS process. The linear version is tunable over the wide resistance range of 13KΩ-70GΩ.

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In this paper a highly tunable electronically resistor is presented. Its current-voltage characteristics can be positive, negative, linear and nonlinear. Current-voltage characteristics of the circuit have zero DC offset. Dynamic range of the proposed electronically tunable resistor is ±1V and supply voltage is ±1V, too. The designed circuit is simulated in an industrial 65nm CMOS process. The linear version is tunable over the wide resistance range of 13KΩ-70GΩ.

Key concepts: Resistor, Pull-up resistor, CMOS, Voltage, Nonlinear system, Offset (computer science), Electrical engineering, Input offset voltage

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