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A High-Order Temperature Compensated CMOS Bandgap Reference

Jianghua Chen, Xuewen Ni, Bangxian Mo

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A high-order temperature compensated bandgap reference (BGR) based on CSMC 0.5-μm 2P3M n-well mixed signal CMOS process is presented. This novel proposed CMOS bandgap reference takes advantage of both a Buck's voltage transfer cell and a temperature independent current, to provide a high-order temperature compensation of the base-emitter voltage V(subscript BE). Cascode structures are also introduced in this CMOS bandgap reference to improve the power supply rejection ratio (PSRR). This circuit achieves 5.6ppm/℃ of temperature coefficient with temperature range from-20 to 100℃ at 5 V power supply. The variation in the output voltage of the bandgap reference is 0.4 mV when power supply changes from 4 V to 6 V.

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A high-order temperature compensated bandgap reference (BGR) based on CSMC 0.5-μm 2P3M n-well mixed signal CMOS process is presented. This novel proposed CMOS bandgap reference takes advantage of both a Buck's voltage transfer cell and a temperature independent current, to provide a high-order temperature compensation of the base-emitter voltage V(subscript BE). Cascode structures are also introduced in this CMOS bandgap reference to improve the power supply rejection ratio (PSRR). This circuit achieves 5.6ppm/℃ of temperature coefficient with temperature range from-20 to 100℃ at 5 V power supply. The variation in the output voltage of the bandgap reference is 0.4 mV when power supply changes from 4 V to 6 V.

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A high-order temperature compensated bandgap reference (BGR) based on CSMC 0.5-μm 2P3M n-well mixed signal CMOS process is presented. This novel proposed CMOS bandgap reference takes advantage of both a Buck's voltage transfer cell and a temperature independent current, to provide a high-order temperature compensation of the base-emitter voltage V(subscript BE). Cascode structures are also introduced in this CMOS bandgap reference to improve the power supply rejection ratio (PSRR). This circuit achieves 5.6ppm/℃ of temperature coefficient with temperature range from-20 to 100℃ at 5 V power supply. The variation in the output voltage of the bandgap reference is 0.4 mV when power supply changes from 4 V to 6 V.

Key concepts: Bandgap voltage reference, Power supply rejection ratio, Silicon bandgap temperature sensor, Voltage reference, CMOS, Temperature coefficient, Materials science, Cascode

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