Rail-to-Rail Operational Amplifier
A technology of operational amplifiers and MOS tubes, applied in amplifiers, differential amplifiers, DC-coupled DC amplifiers, etc., can solve the problems of low current replication accuracy, low current control degree, and large input stage transconductance changes in current mirror circuits.
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[0013] refer to figure 1 , is a circuit structure diagram of an existing rail-to-rail input stage working in a subthreshold state. In the sub-threshold state, the transconductance of the MOS tube is proportional to its current. When the voltage of the input common-mode level signal goes up to the PMOS complementary differential pair tube to stop working, the current compensation circuit starts to work to maintain the total operating current of the input stage circuit. Unchanged, thereby reducing the transconductance fluctuation of the input stage circuit to be small. When the voltage of the input common-mode level signal goes down until the NMOS complementary differential pair tube stops working, its working principle is similar to the process of the voltage uplink of the common-mode level signal. In this input stage circuit, the copying accuracy of the current by the current mirror circuit is relatively low, especially for MOS transistors with narrow channel lengths. Due to ...
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