论文信息 - Process and temperature performance of a CMOS beta-multiplier voltage reference

Process and temperature performance of a CMOS beta-multiplier voltage reference

The beta multiplier voltage reference (BMVR) is discussed as a direct replacement for the bandgap voltage reference in a CMOS process especially when substrate current is a concern. Performance of the BMVR with regard to temperature and process variations is covered. Experimental results from a 2-micron MOSIS test chip indicate that the BMVR can be tuned to within 10 mV of a desired value while maintaining a temperature coefficient below 1000 ppm/C and a supply sensitivity under 50 mV/V.

R.J. Baker | R. J. Baker | Song Liu | Song Liu

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