Design of CMOS Two-stage Operational Amplifier for ECG Monitoring System Using 90nm Technology
Fateh Moulahcene, Nour-Eddine Bouguechal, Imad Benacer, Saleh Hanfoug
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Fateh Moulahcene, Nour-Eddine Bouguechal, Imad Benacer, Saleh Hanfoug
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This paper presents a high performance Two-stage operational amplifier for biomedical applications.This Two-stage is designed for low noise, low power, high PSRR and high CMRR.The Miller compensation technique (Cc) is used with a nulling active resistance (Rz) implemented using Transmission gate transistors for stable operation in feedback mode.The operational amplifier was manufactured in a SPECTRE using GPDK 0.90-um CMOS technology with threshold voltages of a 0.17 V and -0.14 V achieve a low power 2.6uW, high CMRR up to 130dB and PSRR up to 70dB at 1V power supply.
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This paper presents a high performance Two-stage operational amplifier for biomedical applications.This Two-stage is designed for low noise, low power, high PSRR and high CMRR.The Miller compensation technique (Cc) is used with a nulling active resistance (Rz) implemented using Transmission gate transistors for stable operation in feedback mode.The operational amplifier was manufactured in a SPECTRE using GPDK 0.90-um CMOS technology with threshold voltages of a 0.17 V and -0.14 V achieve a low power 2.6uW, high CMRR up to 130dB and PSRR up to 70dB at 1V power supply.
Key concepts: CMOS, Operational amplifier, Stage (stratigraphy), Computer science, Amplifier, Electronic engineering, Engineering, Paleontology