REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS

Wu Jie; Qiu Guanyuan

Volume 19 Issue 2

Mar. 1997

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Wu Jie, Qiu Guanyuan. REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1997, 19(2): 251-257.

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Wu Jie, Qiu Guanyuan. REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1997, 19(2): 251-257.

Wu Jie, Qiu Guanyuan. REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1997, 19(2): 251-257.

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Wu Jie, Qiu Guanyuan. REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1997, 19(2): 251-257.

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REALIZATIONS OF CIJRRENT-MODE CMOS OTA FILTERS

Wu Jie^{①;邱关源},
Qiu Guanyuan

Received Date: 1994-05-27
Rev Recd Date: 1995-01-16
Publish Date: 1997-03-19

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Abstract

A methodology to synthesise continous-time current-mode filters using CMOS OTAs is presented. Second-order CMOS-OTA current fllters are systematically generated from the simulation of signal flow graph for a general biquadratic function .The non-ideal effects in high frequency compensation frequency characteristic of OTA-C filters are analyzed. A simple high off frequency method is discussed. Finally, A 4th-order Butterworth lowpasss filter with 1MHz cut and simulated with PSPICE program.

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