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Design of low-voltage CMOS switched-opamp switched-capacitor systems
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The Kluwer international series in engineering and computer science ; SECS 737
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Boston,MA : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003
ISBN:
9781402074660

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In Design of Low-Voltage CMOS Switched-Opamp Switched-Capacitor Systems, the emphasis is put on the design and development of advanced switched-opamp architectures and techniques for low-voltage low-power switched-capacitor (SC) systems. Specifically, the book presents a novel multi-phase switched-opamp technique together with new system architectures that are critical in improving significantly the performance of switched-capacitor systems at low supply voltages:
*A generic fast-settling double-sampling SC biquadratic filter architecture is proposed to achieve high-speed operation for SC circuits.
*A low-voltage double-sampling (DS) finite-gain-compensation (FGC) technique is employed to realize high-resolution SD modulator using only low-DC-gain opamps to maximize the speed and to reduce power dissipation.
*A family of novel power-efficient SC filters and SD modulators are built based on using only half-delay SC integrators.
*Single-opamp-based SCsystems are designed for ultra-low-power applications.

In addition, on the circuit level, a fast-switching methodology is proposed for the design of the switchable opamps to achieve switching frequency up to 50 MHz at 1V, which is improved by about ten times compared to the prior arts.

Finally, detailed design considerations, architecture choices, and circuit implementation of five chip prototypes are presented to illustrate potential applications of the proposed multi-phase switched-opamp technique to tackle with and to achieve different stringent design corners such as high-speed, high-integration-level and ultra-low-power consumption at supply voltages of 1V or lower in standard CMOS processes.


Table of Contents

Table of Contentsp. i
List of Figuresp. v
List of Tablesp. xi
Prefacep. xiii
Acknowledgementp. xv
Chapter 1 Introductionp. 1
1.1 Situations of Researchp. 1
1.2 Research Objectivesp. 4
1.3 Outline of this Bookp. 4
Chapter 2 Analysis and Design Considerations of Switched-Opamp Techniquesp. 7
2.1 Introductionp. 7
2.2 Minimum Supply Voltage for SC Circuitsp. 8
2.3 Low-Voltage Solutions for SC Circuitsp. 9
2.4 Original Switched-Opamp Techniquep. 10
2.5 Multi-Phase Switched-Opamp Techniquep. 12
2.6 Analysis of Parasitic-Sensitive Switched-Capacitor and Switched-Opamp Integratorsp. 16
2.6.1 Analysis of Conventional Parasitic-Insensitive SC Integratorsp. 16
2.6.2 Analysis of Conventional Parasitic-Insensitive Integrators Using Original Switched-Opamp Techniquep. 20
2.6.3 Analysis of Conventional Parasitic-Insensitive Integrators Using Multi-Phase Switched-Opamp Techniquep. 26
2.7 Performance Comparisons of Switched-Capacitor and Switched-Opamp Integratorsp. 35
2.8 Conclusionp. 38
Chapter 3 System Considerations for Switched-Opamp Circuitsp. 39
3.1 Introductionp. 39
3.2 Principle of the Double-Sampling Techniquep. 40
3.3 Settling Problems of Opamps in Conventional Double-Sampling SC Architecturep. 42
3.4 Proposed Fast-Settling Double-Sampled Generic SC Biquadratic Filterp. 43
3.5 Proposed Half-Delay-SC-Integrator-Based Generic SC Biquadratic Filterp. 45
3.6 Proposed Half-Delay-SC-Integrator-Based SC Ladder Filterp. 50
3.7 Proposed Half-Delay-SC-Integrator-Based SC Lowpass [Sigma Delta] Modulator with Noise-Shaping Extensionp. 54
3.8 Conclusionp. 61
Chapter 4 Circuit Implementation and Layout Considerations for Switched-Opamp Circuitsp. 63
4.1 Introductionp. 63
4.2 Opamp Design Considerations for Switched-Opamp Circuitsp. 63
4.3 Design Review of Switchable Opampsp. 66
4.3.1 Design of Switchable Opamp by Switching Bias Currentp. 66
4.3.2 Design of Switchable Opamp by Disconnecting from Power Railsp. 67
4.3.3 Design of Switchable Opamp by Switching Output Stagep. 68
4.4 A Proposed Fast-Switching Methodology for the Design of Switchable Opampp. 69
4.5 Layout Considerations for Switched-Capacitor Systemsp. 70
4.5.1 Layout Floorplan for Switched-Capacitor Circuitsp. 70
4.5.2 Layout Technique for Matching Capacitorsp. 71
4.5.3 Layout Considerations for Minimizing Switching Noise Effectp. 72
4.5.4 Layout Considerations for Minimizing Parasitic Capacitive Loading to Opampp. 73
4.6 Conclusionp. 74
Chapter 5 Design of a Switched-Capacitor Pseudo-2-Path Filter Using Multi-Phase Switched-Opamp Techniquep. 75
5.1 Introductionp. 75
5.2 N-Path and Pseudo-N-Path Filtersp. 76
5.2.1 N-Path Filterp. 76
5.2.2 Pseudo-N-Path Filterp. 79
5.3 Z to -Z[superscript -N] Transformation Using RAM-Type SC Pseudo-N-Path Integratorp. 80
5.4 Design of a 1-V Switched-Opamp SC Pseudo-2-Path Filterp. 82
5.5 Circuit Implementationp. 85
5.6 Experimental Resultsp. 87
5.7 Conclusionp. 94
Chapter 6 Design of Low-Power and High-Frequency Switched-Opamp Circuitsp. 95
6.1 Introductionp. 95
6.2 Bandpass [Sigma Delta] Modulator Topologyp. 96
6.3 Fast-Settling Double-Sampled SC Resonatorp. 97
6.4 1-V Double-Sampling Finite-Gain-Compensation Techniquep. 98
6.5 Realization of DSFGC Bandpass [Sigma Delta] Modulatorp. 102
6.6 Design of Low-Voltage Building Blocksp. 104
6.6.1 Current-Mirror Operational Amplifierp. 104
6.6.2 1-V Switchable Current-Mirror Opamp with Dual Time-Multiplexed Output Stagesp. 106
6.6.3 Current-Injected Common-Mode Feedback Circuitp. 108
6.6.4 1-V Latch-Type Comparatorp. 109
6.6.5 1-V D-Flip-Flopp. 110
6.7 Experimental Resultsp. 111
6.8 Conclusionp. 116
Chapter 7 Design of Low-Power and High-Level Integrated Switched-Opamp Circuits
7.1 Introductionp. 117
7.2 System Descriptionp. 118
7.3 Design of 1-V Switched-Opamp Biquadratic Filterp. 120
7.4 Design of 1-V Switched-Opamp Ladder Filterp. 121
7.5 Design of 1-V Switched-Opamp Lowpass [Sigma Delta] Modulator with Noise-Shaping Extensionp. 123
7.6 Quadrature Channels Optimizationp. 124
7.7 Circuits Implementationp. 126
7.8 Experimental Resultsp. 127
7.9 Conclusionp. 134
Chapter 8 Design of Ultra-Low-Power Single-Switched-Opamp-Based Systemsp. 135
8.1 Introductionp. 135
8.2 System Considerationsp. 136
8.3 Design of a 0.9-V Sub-[mu]W SC [Sigma Delta] Modulatorp. 137
8.3.1 Single-Opamp-Based [Sigma Delta] Modulator Topologyp. 138
8.3.2 Switchable Opamp Designp. 139
8.3.3 Dynamic Common-Mode Feedback Circuitp. 140
8.3.4 1-V Latch-Type Comparatorp. 141
8.3.5 Experimental Results of the SSOP [Sigma Delta] Modulatorp. 142
8.4 Design of a 0.9-V Sub-[mu]W SC Signal Conditioning Systemp. 149
8.4.1 Single-Switched-Opamp-Based Realizationp. 151
8.4.2 Switchable Opamp Designp. 155
8.4.3 Dynamic Common-Mode Feedback Circuitp. 156
8.4.4 Experimental Results of the SC Signal Conditioning Systemp. 157
8.5 Conclusionp. 163
Chapter 9 Conclusionp. 165
Appendix A Procedures of Performing Time Domain Analysis of SC Circuitsp. 167
Appendix B Analysis of Finite-Opamp-Gain Effects on Inverting SC Integratorsp. 169
Appendix C Design Procedures of SC Biquadratic Filterp. 175
Appendix D Design Procedures of SC Ladder Filterp. 177
Referencesp. 181
Indexp. 189
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