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The Design and Optimization of a 25 kS/s 10 bit Micropower Current S/H Cell for Weak Current Bio-medical Applications
January 23-January 25
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In this paper, a micropower current sample-and-hold front-end is designed for weak current bio-medical applications in a 0.35-?m standard CMOS process. The design reduces the distortion of the current-mode sample-and-hold stage by exploiting the exponential I-V relationship of weakly-inverted MOS transistors. The design and optimization process for the stage is introduced in the paper. With the optimized design, SPICEsimulation shows that the sample-and-hold stage can achieve over 60 dB SNDR at the sampling rate of 25kS/s,with the input signal at the Nyquist frequency of 12.4 kHz. The input current range is 100nA. The power consumption of the stage is about 3.6 ?W.
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Ka Leong Tsang, Jie Yuan, "The Design and Optimization of a 25 kS/s 10 bit Micropower Current S/H Cell for Weak Current Bio-medical Applications," delta, pp.11-14, 4th IEEE International Symposium on Electronic Design, Test and Applications (delta 2008), 2008
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