Low-complexity active transconductance circuit
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May 12, 2009
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Feb 8, 2005
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An active transconductance is provided by converting an input voltage into a current, and providing the current to a node which is maintained at a generally fixed voltage. Current is mirrored from the fixed voltage node to an output node. Such an active transconductance circuit can meet conventional performance specifications, but at a lower supply current, and/or with lower circuit complexity, and/or with a lower circuit area requirement.
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