A simple low voltage, high output impedance resistor based current mirror with extremely low input and output voltage requirements
Leila Safari, Shahram Mınaeı
Abstract
Leila Safari, Shahram Mınaeı
Abstract
A New CMOS resistor based current mirror with extremely low voltage requirement at input (in the range of a few mV) and output voltage requirement of about one Vdsis presented. The proposed structure combines the advantages of wide input swing, wide output swing, large output impedance, low input impedance and high linearity altogether, which make it attractive for high performance low-voltage and low power applications. Pspice simulations show a very low THD of -42.2dB from a single 0.9V supply in 0.18μm, input impedance of 239Ω, output impedance of 1.2MΩ and power dissipation of only 180μW. Interestingly, the input and output voltage requirements are only 10mV and 0.1V respectively.
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A New CMOS resistor based current mirror with extremely low voltage requirement at input (in the range of a few mV) and output voltage requirement of about one Vdsis presented. The proposed structure combines the advantages of wide input swing, wide output swing, large output impedance, low input impedance and high linearity altogether, which make it attractive for high performance low-voltage and low power applications. Pspice simulations show a very low THD of -42.2dB from a single 0.9V supply in 0.18μm, input impedance of 239Ω, output impedance of 1.2MΩ and power dissipation of only 180μW. Interestingly, the input and output voltage requirements are only 10mV and 0.1V respectively.
Key concepts: Resistor, Output impedance, Electrical impedance, Voltage, Electrical engineering, High impedance, CMOS, Low voltage