Bias compensation circuit for adjusting transconductance variation range of transistor in load
A technology of load transistors and compensation circuits, applied in the direction of adjusting electrical variables, electrical components, control/regulation systems, etc.
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[0025] exist figure 2 In A, is a widely used current mirror for current biasing; figure 2 In B is a current mirror with added current compensation. Among them, MN4 is the transistor we need to keep its transconductance stable, transistors MN2 and MN3 are biased current mirrors, transistor MN1, resistor R1 and resistor R2 form the compensation circuit we recommend. The drain-source current of the MOS transistor (I DS ) and transconductance (g m ) can be expressed as (see literature Razavi, B.: 'Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits', McGraw.Hill Companies, Inc., 2001.):
[0026] I DS = 1 2 · K · ( V GS - V TH ) 2 · ( 1 + ...
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