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Switched-Capacitor Circuits

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Trade-Offs in Analog Circuit Design

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In this chapter, some trade-offs to be faced by an SC circuit designer are proposed. SC technique gained a large popularity in the past and it seems to be mature to be able to give excellent response for the future requirements of mixed-signal systems. However, the actual trends towards scaled-down technology, low-voltage and/or high-frequency systems impose an increased effort in finding new solutions for the SC circuits in order to achieve the required performance in the new conditions.

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    Andrea Baschirotto

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    Chris Toumazou

  2. ETH-Zentrum, Switzerland

    George Moschytz

  3. Analog Devices, USA

    Barrie Gilbert

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Baschirotto, A. (2002). Switched-Capacitor Circuits. In: Toumazou, C., Moschytz, G., Gilbert, B., Kathiresan, G. (eds) Trade-Offs in Analog Circuit Design. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47673-8_15

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