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A low-voltage CMOS transconductor for VHF continuous-time filters

A new CMOS low-voltage transconductor suitable for VHF continuous-time filters is proposed. The output resistance of the transconductor is compensated and the resulting output resistance can be fine-tuned by means of a separate voltage. The transconductor has a large bandwidth due to excess phase compensation. The transconductance is tunable with the common-mode voltage. Further, it exhibit low distortion due to the used square-law linearization technique.

Tsung-Sum Lee | Hsien-Yu Pan

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