Receiver with wide common-mode input range
A common mode, input terminal technology, applied in the field of transistor amplification, can solve the problems of system bit error rate reduction, influence, and signal vertical eye opening reduction.
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[0018] Due to different communication standards, the common-mode voltage can vary greatly between different transmitters. For example, some standards use high common-mode voltages while others use low common-mode voltages. To accommodate these various differential transmission circuits, flexible receiver designs need to be able to handle signals with different common-mode voltages.
[0019] One or more embodiments provide a differential amplifier configured to operate over a wide common-mode input range. The differential amplifier is implemented with complementary PMOS and NMOS source degenerated differential pairs connected in parallel. Each of the differential pairs is configured to compare differential input signals over a portion of the common mode range. For example, a PMOS differential pair can be configured to compare signals with a low common-mode voltage, and an NMOS differential pair can be configured to compare signals with a high common-mode voltage. The output ...
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