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Linear CMOS triode transconductor for low-voltage applications

Likittanapong et al., 1998

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13454484446199535508
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Likittanapong P
Worapishet A
Toumazou C
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Electronics Letters

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A linear transconductor is presented which uses transistors biased in the triode region. Based on the regulated-cascode technique for maintaining the drain-source voltage of triode- biased transistors, the circuit offers an advantage in terms of a low supply requirement …
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