A versatile analog CMOS cell: Voltage-buffer/current-conveyor/multiplier
Waldemat Jendernalik, Janusz Grzyb, Stanisław Szczepański
Abstract
Waldemat Jendernalik, Janusz Grzyb, Stanisław Szczepański
Abstract
The concept of a 5V CMOS versatile cell for Field-Programmable Analog Arrays (FPAA) has been proposed. This cell can act as a voltage buffer, second generation current conveyor or analog multiplier. The simulations based on 2pm n-well CMOS process show the wide bandwidth and good linearity of the proposed cell.
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The concept of a 5V CMOS versatile cell for Field-Programmable Analog Arrays (FPAA) has been proposed. This cell can act as a voltage buffer, second generation current conveyor or analog multiplier. The simulations based on 2pm n-well CMOS process show the wide bandwidth and good linearity of the proposed cell.
Key concepts: Current conveyor, Field-programmable analog array, Analog multiplier, CMOS, Buffer amplifier, Multiplier (economics), Linearity, Voltage