Common-mode level reset circuit for differential signals
A common-mode level and reset circuit technology, applied in differential amplifiers, electrical components, electronic switches, etc., can solve the problems of inability to flexibly adjust the common-mode bias voltage, and the driving ability cannot meet the needs of the lower level, so as to achieve good voltage Following characteristics, high differential linearity, and the effect of increasing the common mode level VT
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[0027] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and in conjunction with the embodiments.
[0028] refer to figure 1 As shown, a common mode level reset circuit for differential signals includes a source follower circuit 1 , a voltage-current conversion circuit 2 , a current output circuit 3 and a common mode reset circuit 4 connected in sequence.
[0029] refer to figure 2 As shown, the source follower circuit 1 uses a pair of PMOS transistors P1, P2, the gates of P1, P2 are directly connected to the input signal, the drains are connected to ground, and the sources are connected to the power supply through resistors R1, R2 respectively. The source follower circuit 1 must have good voltage follower characteristics in the implementation process, so the source follower device PMOS must be of sufficient size, and its equivalent transconductance value must be much larger than the reciprocal of its source load resistance, ...
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