A CMOS 310 MHz, 20 dB Variable Gain Amplifier
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概要
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This paper describes a new special purpose Variable Gain Amplifier (VGA) using 0.5μm digital CMOS process. The new architecture allows the gain to be varied more than 20 dB, and does not trade bandwidth for gain. Despite low power consumption (22 mW) from a 3.3 Volt supply, the circuit has 310 MHz -3 dB bandwidth and shows low THD (-45 dB) over its full frequency range. The new VGA architecture does not use any capacitor or resistor array for gain adjustment, thus it is very compact. (0.14 mm × 0.26 mm) and requires less power than conventional designs.
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- 2003-05-01
著者
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Hadidi Khayrollah
Electrical Enginnering Department, Urmia University
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Hadidi Khayrollah
Electrical Engineering Department Urmia University
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KHOEI Abdollah
Electrical Engineering Department, Urmia University
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Khoei Abdollah
Electrical Engineering Department Urmia University
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JENABI Mahta
Electrical Engineering Department, Urmia University
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PEYRAVI Hamed
Electrical Engineering Department, Urmia University
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Jenabi Mahta
Electrical Engineering Department Urmia University
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Peyravi Hamed
Electrical Engineering Department Urmia University
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