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An ultra low-voltage ultra low-power memristor
2015 9th International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ELECO), 2015Memristor can provide new approaches especially in nonlinear & chaotic circuit design. Since no commercially available memristor exist until yet, obtaining of a practical implementation which behaves as a memristor, is very important from the point of view real-world circuit design.
Yener, Şuayb Çağrı +2 more
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Low-voltage low-power opamp based amplifiers
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, 1995Amplifiers operating under low-voltage and low-power conditions are strongly limited in dynamic range and bandwidth. The maximum dynamic range is limited by the supply power and the thermal noise power in resistors. To obtain the maximum, input and output stages should be able to process signals from rail to rail.
Johan H. Huijsing +3 more
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MOSFET technology for low-voltage/low-power applications
IEEE Micro, 1994Certain limits influence MOSFET technology in low-voltage applications. When we reduce the power supply voltage in modern short-channel devices, both active power dissipation and hot carrier reliability improve more than Linearly. However, strong off-state power consumption requirements and increasing numbers of FETs in each integrated circuit ...
Daniel Foty, Edward J. Nowak
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Low-Voltage Low-Power Amplifiers
1995Low-voltage and low-power amplifiers are strongly limited in dynamic range (DR) and bandwidth (B). The maximum dynamic-range/supply-power ratio is restricted to DR/sub max//P/sub sup/ = /spl pi//16 kTBe by thermal noise in resistors. To obtain this maximum value, several rail-to-rail (R-R) input stages and R-R output stages biased in class-AB are ...
Ron Hogervorst +3 more
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A low voltage low power CMOS analog multiplier
2011 NORCHIP, 2011This paper presents a single low-voltage CMOS analog multiplier with low-power consumption. It consists of four voltage adders and a multiplier core. The proposed circuit is simulated with HSPICE and simulation results have shown that, under single 0.9V supply voltage, the circuit has smaller than 1.8% linearity error and 0.88% THD under the maximum ...
Amir H. Miremadi +2 more
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A 20GHz Low Voltage and Low Power VCO
2007 IEEE Conference on Electron Devices and Solid-State Circuits, 2007A 20 GHz voltage controlled oscillator is presented in this paper. By using a differential Colpitts topology with LC resonator, superior circuit performance on low phase noise, lower power, and low voltage is achieved. Simulated based a 0.18-mum CMOS process, the VCO exhibits a 1.1 GHz frequency tuning range centered at 20 GHz.
J. R. Xu, Z. M. Lin, Y. C. Liu
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Low-voltage 9T FinFETSRAM cell for low-power applications
2015 28th IEEE International System-on-Chip Conference (SOCC), 2015In this paper, a novel multi-threshold 9T-SRAM cell using FinFET technology with improved read and write margins in comparison with the standard 6T-SRAM cell is proposed. By the use of this bit-cell at supply voltage of 200mV (800mV), read and write margins are improved by 92% (97%) and 2X (40%), respectively.
Farshad Moradi, Mohammad Tohidi
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A Low Power Low Voltage Rectifier Circuit
2006 49th IEEE International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2006A low power, low voltage rectifier circuit is proposed, designed in a CMOS process. It achieves a power consumption of less than 600 nW and a dynamic range of 60 dB from a power supply of 1 V. The rectifier has a bandwidth of 20 kHz. Practical issues concerning the design of low power, low voltage rectifiers are discussed.
Phil Corbishley +1 more
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LOW VOLTAGE LOW POWER FULLY DIFFERENTIAL BUFFER
Journal of Circuits, Systems and Computers, 2009In this paper a useful CMOS fully-differential buffer topology is presented. The proposed solution, performing the common mode feedback operation, shows a rail-to-rail characteristic, so it is particularly suitable for low-voltage (± 0.75 V) low-power (< 400 μW) applications. The simulated results have shown excellent general performance, evaluated
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Low-voltage low-power CMOS design
2016 International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (INDEL), 2016Minimal power dissipation is one of the main characteristics of portable devices, smart sensor networks and nodes, medical equipments, etc. The best choice is the sub threshold CMOS regime, where supply voltage is lower than threshold voltage of MOS transistor.
Branko L. Dokic +2 more
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