Switched capacitor amplifier capable of offset compensation and finite gain compensation

Abstract

The invention discloses a switched capacitor amplifier capable of offset compensation and finite gain compensation. The switched capacitor amplifier comprises a correlated double sampling finite gaincompensation branch, an offset voltage storage branch, a correlated level switch branch, a fully-differential operation OA, and a control circuit. The switched capacitor amplifier provided by the invention has the advantages that through the correlated double sampling technology and the input correlated level switch technology, charges remained on an input capacitor and charge transfer errors caused by finite gains of operation are reduced, so that an output DC offset voltage is reduced and higher gain precision of the amplifier is achieved; and the switched capacitor amplifier adopts a fully-differential structure to eliminate charge injection and clock feedthrough, and achieves a small DC offset voltage, high gain precision, etc.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of high-precision analog circuit design, in particular to a switched capacitor amplifier for offset compensation and finite gain compensation. Background technique [0002] Switched capacitor amplifiers are widely used in various low-power and high-precision analog circuits, such as instrumentation amplifiers for smart sensor systems, and sense amplifiers for biomedical signal acquisition systems. The signals processed by these amplifiers have low frequency and small signal amplitude, and usually require the output DC offset voltage of the amplifier to be small and the gain error to be small. The performance of the switched capacitor amplifier is affected by many nonlinear factors, such as the offset voltage of the op amp, finite gain, switch charge injection, clock feedthrough, thermal noise of the circuit, etc., which will affect the output DC offset voltage and output gain of the amplifier. Among many factors, the...

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Problems solved by technology

The amplifier compensates the offset voltage by compensating capacitive coupling, but due to the limited gain of the op amp, node A will leave a small signal related to the input signal -V OUT /A, resulting in an input capacitance C 1 charge on the cannot be fully transferred to the output capacitor C 3 Therefore, the output offset voltage can only be reduced to (1+C 1 /C 3 )/A times, and the DC gain error of the amplifier is (1+C 1 /C 3 )/A 2 , where A is the gain of the op amp

If it is necessary to further reduce the offset voltage and gain error of

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