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View all- Pirmohammadi AZarifi M(2019)A low power tunable Gm---C filter based on double CMOS inverters in 0.35 μmAnalog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing10.1007/s10470-011-9710-x71:3(473-479)Online publication date: 1-Jan-2019
High speed and silicon-saving adaptive tuning system for high frequency Gm-C filters
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Abstract
In this paper, a novel adaptive tuning system used in Gm-C continuous time (CT) filters has been presented. The novelty of this method is the generation of quasi-gradient functions for the adaptive algorithm. By this method we have implemented the fully adaptive tuning algorithm on chip, and received more than 95% precision for the all characteristics of Gm-C filter. All the circuit level simulations and prototype fabrication have been done using 0.6 μ CMOS technology of AMS.
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