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Parasitic-capacitance-insensitive voltage-mode mosfet-C filters using differential current voltage conveyor

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A new CMOS realization of the differential current voltage conveyor (DCVC) is introduced. The properties of the DCVC are shown to be suitable for very large-scale integration applications employing metal oxide semiconductor transistors operating in an ohmic region. A novel voltage-mode integrator is introduced. Detailed analysis of the parasitic capacitances is included. Voltage-mode continuous-time filters that benefit from the current processing capabilities at the input terminals of the DCVC are presented. Self-compensation of the proposed circuits is also presented. The effectiveness of the proposed circuits is demonstrated through HSPICE simulations based on the AMI 1.2μm N-well level 3 parameters.

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Salama, K.N., Elwan, H.O. & Soliman, A.M. Parasitic-capacitance-insensitive voltage-mode mosfet-C filters using differential current voltage conveyor. Circuits Systems and Signal Process 20, 11–26 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01204919

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