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Current tunable CMOS operational transresistance amplifier

Author(s)
Riewruja, V.
Parnklang, J.
Julprapa, A.
Date Issued
January 1, 2001
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
A new signal power amplifier is presented in this paper. The proposed circuit is consisted of the new design of transresistance amplifier cell connecting with the common source negative feedback and the output driver circuit. The input and output impedance of the circuit is low because the negative feedback and output driver circuit are used. The voltage buffer is use for the output driver circuit. The new transresistance amplifier is found to have a constant bandwidth independent of gain in most close-loop configurations. The feedback network particular increased bandwidth and enhances the linearity of the transresistance amplifier. The biasing current of this shunt-shunt common source negative feedback can also tune the gain of the close-loop circuit configuration. In this work has shown an experimental result of the fundamental transresistance amplifier by used the commercial integrated circuits compared to the simulation result. And this confirms that the new design of transresistance amplifier is useable.
Citation
IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, 2, 1328-1332, 2001
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