A design of low voltage OPAMP using split-length transistors

Design of A Low Power Low Voltage CMOS Opamp

In this paper a CMOS operational amplifier is presented which operates at 2V power supply and 1uA input bias current at 0.8 um technology using non conventional mode of operation of MOS transistors and whose input is depended on bias current. The unique behaviour of the MOS transistors in subthreshold region not only allows a designer to work at low input bias current but also at low voltage. W...

An Outside-Rail Opamp Design Relaxing Low-Voltage Constraint on Future Scaled Transistors

An opamp design with outside-rail output relaxing a lowvoltage constraint on future scaled transistors is presented. The proposed opamp realizes 3-V output swing without gate-oxide stress although implemented in a 1.8-V 0.18-μm standard CMOS process. The 3-V-output operation is experimentally verified. The outside-rail output design with scaled transistors shows area advantage over un-scaled an...

Design of Low-Voltage Analog Amplifiers Using Floating-Gate Transistors

Design of Low-Power and High-Speed Opamp Integrated Circuits Using Silicon Nanowire Transistors

SNTs (surrounding-gate nanowire transistors) are good candidates to implement low power electronic devices. They provide full gate control over the channel and minimize short channel effects. Design of a high-speed opamp is presented in this paper. It consists of two amplifying stages and an output buffer and is frequency compensated for stable operation. Transistors used have 10nm channel leng...

A Novel Low Voltage, Low Power and High Gain Operational Amplifier Using Negative Resistance and Self Cascode Transistors

In this work a low power, low voltage and high gain operational amplifier is proposed. For this purpose a negative resistance structure is used in parallel with output to improve the achievable gain. Because of using self cascode transistors in the output, the proposed structure remains approximately constant in a relatively large output voltage swing causing an invariable gain. To evaluate the...