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A high-frequency fully differential BiCMOS operational amplifier

Karanicolas et al., 1991

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3371406461150939425
Author
Karanicolas A
KK O
Wang J
Lee H
Reif R
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IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits

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A high-frequency fully differential BiCMOS operational amplifier design for use in switched- capacitor circuits is presented. The operational amplifier is integrated in a 3.0-GHz, 2-mu m BiCMOS process with an active die area of 1.0 mm* 1.2 mm. This BiCMOS op amp offers an …
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