Design and Performance of a 500 V Pulse Amplifier for the Chopper of the CERN Superonducting H$^-$ LINAC (SPL) [PDF]
, 2002 The Superconducting H- Linac under study at CERN requires a high performance 3 MeV chopper. The pulse amplifier driving the chopper structure has to provide 500 V on 50 W, with rise and fall times below 2 ns at a repetition rate as high as 45 MHz.
Paoluzzi, Μ, Paoluzzi, M
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DVCC-based very low-offset current-mode instrumentation amplifier
, 2017 This paper presents an alternative implementation of a chopper-modulated current-mode instrumentation amplifier. The structure provides very low-offset voltage at the output due to chopper modulation and residual offset removal path.
Toker, Ali +3 more
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A 5.5 μW 42nV/√Hz Chopper stabilized Amplifier for Biomedical Application with Input Impedance Enhancement [PDF]
The continuous real-time monitoring of diverse physical parameters using biosignals like ECG and EEG requires the biomedical sensors. Such sensor consists of analog frontend unit for which low noise and low power Operational transconductance amplifier ...
Naik, Amisha, Adesara, Ankit Mukeshbhai
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Journal of Low Power Electronics and ApplicationsThis paper introduces a novel analog-to-digital converter (ADC) employing a passive noise-shaping (NS) technique combined with a chopper-stabilized comparator, enhancing performance and reducing ripple factor while maintaining low power consumption.
Thi Phuong Ha +4 more
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A 36 mu W Rail-to-Rail-Input Chopper Stabilized Amplifier using Correlated Double Sampling
, 2013 This paper describes a chopper stabilized amplifier, obtained using an input chopper for modulation, an AC coupling for offset rejection and a correlated double sampling structure for demodulation, avoiding ripple spurs.
Baschirotto, A +5 more
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A CMOS low-noise instrumentation amplifier using chopper modulation
, 2005 This paper describes a low-power, low-noise chopper stabilized CMOS instrumentation amplifier for biomedical applications. Low thermal noise is achieved by employing MOSTs biased in the weak/moderate inversion region, whereas chopper stabilization is ...
Bruun, Erik, Nielsen, Jannik Hammel
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A Low-Noise Amplifier for Submarine Electric Field Signal Based on Chopping Amplification Technology
SensorsIn the exploration of ocean resources, the submarine electric field signal plays a crucial role through marine electromagnetic methods. However, due to the field signal’s low-frequency and weak characteristics, it often encounters interference from the ...
Fenghai Liu +4 more
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A Wideband Current Amplifier with DC-offset Cancellation Utilizing Chopper Modulation
, 2019 A wideband current amplifier with DC-offset cancellation utilizing chopper modulation is proposed. Combining series–series feedback with backgate driven choppers, a wideband current amplifier with DC-offset cancellation is realized.
Horng-Yuan Shih; Yu-Chuan Chang; Cheng-Wei Yang
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Design of a Low-Noise Low Dropout Regulator for CMOS Pixel Sensors
IEEE AccessA low-noise Low Dropout Regulator (LDO) is designed in a Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) $0.18~\mu $ m process, aiming at supply of a clean and constant clamping voltage in the operation of Correlated Double Sampling (CDS ...
Shi Zhan +4 more
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Low-power amplifier chopper stabilization for a digital-to-analog converter [PDF]
, 2008 Includes bibliographical references (p. 59).Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2008.Modern portable media devices demand low-power and low-noise performance from the internal ...
Jordy, Keith (Keith M.)
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