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A differential integrator with a built-in high-frequency compensation

A novel integrator with differential inputs is described. The integrator uses a single RC network to control the integration action of the circuit. It performs at higher frequencies with higher quality factors than the traditional differential integrator. Simulation and experimental results support the theoretical derivations.

Mohamad Adnan Al-Alaoui

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