Design of variable gain amplifier in CMOS technology
Hang Liu
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Hang Liu
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in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy 2015 i with gate peaking technique.Measurement results show that the proposed cell-based design method is not only feasible, but also achieved very good performance in terms of accuracy, bandwidth, power consumption and die area.The body-tuned reconfigurable VGA can also work as a tunable PGA with variable gain step, which demonstrated the re-configurability, power scalability and versatility of the proposed cell-based design method.
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in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy 2015 i with gate peaking technique.Measurement results show that the proposed cell-based design method is not only feasible, but also achieved very good performance in terms of accuracy, bandwidth, power consumption and die area.The body-tuned reconfigurable VGA can also work as a tunable PGA with variable gain step, which demonstrated the re-configurability, power scalability and versatility of the proposed cell-based design method.
Key concepts: Variable-gain amplifier, CMOS, Amplifier, Variable (mathematics), Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Engineering