As per the Moore’s law, there is an extreme increase in number of on chip devices, this increase in chip density results in power dissipation and thus the power utilization is unsatisfactory. So to avoid this problem the concept of Low Power system arises. As a part of microelectronics, it has been proposed to make the choice of minute circuit with attraction added by use of MOS cells. Since we...

This paper describes a 60-GHz differential power amplifier (PA) designed in a 120-GHz fT 90nm CMOS technology. It consists of three identical differential cascode stages with inter-stage matching implemented by wide-gap coplanar waveguide (CPW) structures and M6M5 plate capacitors. A double-stub network realized by CPWs provides more design freedom for the input matching. Load-pull simulation g...

The CA3080 and CA3080A are similar in generic form to conventional operational amplifiers, but differ sufficiently to justify an explanation of their unique characteristics. This new class of operational amplifier not only includes the usual differential input terminals, but also contains an additional control terminal which enhances the device's flexibility for use in a broad spectrum of appli...

The reliable operation of SRAM in presence of process variation in sub-100nm devices is largely influenced by periphery circuits, like sense amplifiers, demanding more robust solutions. A new differential sense amplifier for use in standard 6-T SRAM based on gated-diode is proposed and designed. For comparison, three other latch-based sense amplifiers are also designed in 45nm technology. The b...

A class E power amplifier including coupling coils is proposed for application in a wireless power transfer system using magnetic coupling. The proposed amplifier is directly connected to the coils with no discrete components for harmonic filtering and dc feeding, which could cause efficiency degradation of the amplifier. The system with the differential amplifier shows 6.95 W of transmitted po...

We have constructed a dc-coupled differential amplifier capable of operating in the 4.2 K – 300 K temperature range. The amplifier can be operated at high-bias setting, where it dissipates 5 mW, has noise temperature TN < 0.8 K at 4 k source resistance and >40 MHz bandwidth at 4.2 K bath temperature. The bias setting can be adjusted: at our lowest tested setting the amplifier dissipates <100 W,...

This paper presents the design of a high efficiency, low THD, 5.7GHz fully differential power amplifier for wireless communications in a standard 0.18μm CMOS technology. The power amplifier employs a fully differential class-E topology to achieve high power efficiency by exploiting its soft-switching property. In order to achieve high operating frequency, an injectionlocked oscillator is utiliz...

The linearity of the CMOS is of major concern in the design of many analog circuits. In this paper the nonlinearity behavior of CMOS analog integrated circuits is investigated.The basic building block of analog integrated circuits such as differential amplifier with current mirror load have been chosen for harmonic distortion analysis.A mechanism to analyze the distortion of CMOS circuits in de...

The design of a fully differential CMOS transconductance amplifier is presented in this paper. This amplifier is to be used in the first stage of a 13-bit pipelined A/D converter, and was designed to meet the necessary specifications at a minimum level of power consumption. The amplifier presented below was based on a two-stage design of a telescopic cascode input stage followed by a common-sou...

This paper provides electronic implementation of electrocardiograph (ECG) circuit by using instrumentation amplifier (IA) as bio-potential amplifier in such a manner which reduces noise, common voltage, DC offset value and RF interference from the existing circuit.Noise and common voltage can be removed from ECG using driven right leg circuit or by using isolator circuit. DC offset can be remov...