Active biasing of multistage CMOS op-amps for performance enhancement
PRADIP MANDAL, V. Visvanathan
Abstract
PRADIP MANDAL, V. Visvanathan
Abstract
The technique of active biasing is introduced and applied to a high-gain fully differential two-stage CMOS cascode op-amp, in order to enhance its various performance metrics such as gain, unity gain frequency, common mode and power supply rejection ratios, slew rate and settling time. The improved performance is predicted theoretically and substantiated through circuit simulations.
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The technique of active biasing is introduced and applied to a high-gain fully differential two-stage CMOS cascode op-amp, in order to enhance its various performance metrics such as gain, unity gain frequency, common mode and power supply rejection ratios, slew rate and settling time. The improved performance is predicted theoretically and substantiated through circuit simulations.
Key concepts: Cascode, Slew rate, CMOS, Biasing, Settling time, Electronic engineering, Operational amplifier, Open-loop gain