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Interfacial-energy-driven ferropericlase rounding leads to bridgmanite-controlled viscosity in the Earth’s lower mantle

Chakraborti A, Fei H, Nishihara Y, Thielmann M, Heidelbach F, Tsujino N, Chanyshev A, Kurnosov A, Man L, Dolinschi J, Wu W, Cao W, Higo Y, Dabrowski M, Katsura T.   +14 more
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Bulk-driven DC level shifter

2011 IEEE International Symposium of Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), 2011
A new CMOS DC level shifter that can be programmed at a level less than the threshold voltage of a MOSFET is proposed. This design technique utilizes a bulk-driven MOSFET, which is biased with a constant reverse voltage, to shift the input. Furthermore since the proposed block is in a class-AB super source follower form, it is power-efficient.
Yasutaka Haga, Izzet Kale
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Scaling the bulk-driven MOSFET

2009 International Conference on Microelectronics - ICM, 2009
This paper investigates the impact of device scaling on the bulk-driven MOSFET. In particular, the behavior of g mb is observed across process technology and it is shown that the g mb /g m ratio falls from 0.38 to 0.12 between IBM's 0.25 μm and 65 nm bulk CMOS processes via simulation.
Christopher Urban, James E. Moon, P. R. Mukund   +2 more
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0.5-V Bulk-Driven CMOS Operational Amplifier

IET Circuits, Devices and Systems, 2013
A new solution for a low‐voltage bulk‐driven CMOS operational amplifier is presented in this study. The amplifier is designed using 50 nm process parameters and optimised for 0.5 V supply voltage. The circuit consumes 100 μW, performing 74 dB open‐loop gain, 59 nV/Hz 1/2 input referred noise ...
Tomasz Kulej
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0.5‐V bulk‐driven differential amplifier

International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications, 2012
SUMMARYA new 0.5‐V fully differential amplifier is proposed in this article. The structure incorporates a differential bulk‐driven voltage follower with conventional gate‐driven amplification stages. The bulk‐driven voltage follower presents differential gain equal to unity while suppressing the input common‐mode voltage.
George Raikos, Spyridon Vlassis
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