Fully integrated CMOS nano-particle assembly circuit for biological detections

Fully Integrated CMOS Power Amplifier

Nano-cmos Circuit and Physical Design

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Design of Fully Differential CMOS Amplifier For Clipping Control Circuit

This paper describes the design of a fully differential CMOS amplifier for clipping control circuit. The amplifier with specification of low settling time less than 5ns, high dynamic range above 90dB and low power supply of 3 volt is designed and realized in a 0.35 μm CMOS process with 3 volt power supply. Simulation confirm the presented design.

Fully Integrated On-Chip Coil in 0.13 µm CMOS for Wireless Power Transfer Through Biological Media

Delivering milliwatts of wireless power at centimeter distances is advantageous to many existing and emerging biomedical applications. It is highly desirable to fully integrate the receiver on a single chip in standard CMOS with no additional post-processing steps or external components. This paper presents a 2 × 2.18 mm(2) on-chip wireless power transfer (WPT) receiver (Rx) coil fabricated in ...

Fully integrated CMOS transmitter design considerations

Traditionally, multiple IC chips are needed to build transmitters (Tx) used in wireless communications. The difficulty with a full Tx integration is that each Tx building block uses different technology. A power-detection circuit will exploit the Schottky diode, while the modulator IC is integrated with BiCMOS or SiGe. Likewise, the digital control loop is implemented in CMOS. Now that directco...