Analogue proportional-integral controller circuit based on transconductance-capacitance structure
A proportional-integral, capacitive structure technology, applied in electric controllers, controllers with specific characteristics, etc., can solve the problems of high static power consumption and occupying a large chip area, and achieve the effect of reducing chip area and static power consumption
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[0017] The structure of the analog proportional-integral controller based on the transconductance-capacitance structure of the present invention is as follows: image 3 As shown, it includes an integrated equivalent transconductance controllable operational transconductance amplifier and an off-chip resistor-capacitor network, and simultaneously realizes subtraction and proportional-integral operation functions. The operational transconductance amplifier outputs an error current signal (Ie) after making a difference between the input signal (Vin) and the reference signal (Vref). The error current signal is proportional and integrated through the resistor-capacitor network and outputs a voltage signal (Vout). Only one operational transconductance amplifier is used in the controller, which reduces the power consumption and area of the circuit; and the use of a resistor-capacitor network only needs to lead out one pad, which further reduces the area of the circuit. The propor...
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