This paper addresses the issues involved in designing 1V Op-amp in standard digital CMOS technology. Bulk-driving technique is used to circumvent the metal–oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor turn-on (threshold) voltage requirement. The Op-amp will be designed in a Europractice 0.7μm n-well CMOS process having threshold voltage of 0.76V and –1V for NMOS and PMOS respectively. Simple and...

The designing of charge pump with high gain OpAmp is a challenging task for getting faithful response .Design of high performance phase locked loop require ,a design of high performance charge pump .We have designed a operational amplifier for reducing the error caused by high speed glitch in a transistor and mismatch currents . A separate Op-Amp has designed in 180 nm CMOS technology by CADENC...

In a never-ending effort to reduce power consumption and gate oxide thickness, the integrated circuit industry is constantly developing smaller power supplies. Furthermore, in an effort to reduce costs and integrate analog and digital circuits onto a single chip, MOS devices are used in the weak inversion region or the subthreshold inversion region to minimize dc source power. A feasible config...

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...

Abstrtict— A general gain-enhancement technique for operational amplifiers using a replica amplifier is described. Unlike conventional techniques such as cascoding, which increases the gain by increasing the output resistance, the replica-amp technique increases the gain by matching the main and the replica amps. Among the advantages of the replica-amp technique are low supply, high swing, and ...

A high gain, high frequency single stage CMOS op amp is designed and simulated. The authors used gain boosting technique and common mode feedback circuitry on a differential input/ouput 0.5μm CMOS amplifier. Results comprehend a DC gain of 110 dB, a unity-gain frequency superior to 300MHz associated with a phase margin in the range of 60 degrees. Good insensivity to temperature, voltage rail le...

A novel class-AB transconductance amplifier, suitable for the input stage of high slew rate CMOS operational amplifier is proposed. The proposed class-AB transconductor is realized from a differential pair of mixed translinear common-drain push-pull circuit. A high speed operational amplifier employing the proposed input stage and a complementary common –source high gain stage is presented. HSP...

The bandgap voltage reference (BGR) circuit is an important component of Analog-to-Digital and Digital-toAnalog converters, which are broadly used in mixed-signal and radio-frequency systems. Most BGR use bipolar junction transistors (BJT) to easily reduce the temperature dependence, due to temperature coefficients, other common practice is the use of operational amplifiers (OP-AMP). The goal i...

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A low-noise CMOS amplifier operating at a 1-V supply voltage is developed using the two noise reduction techniques of autozeroing and chopper stabilization. The proposed amplifier utilizes a feedback with virtual grounded input-switches and a multiple-output switched op-amp. The low-noise amplifier fabricated by a 0.18-μm CMOS technology was measured at a 1-V power supply, and achieved low nois...