Method for biasing a differential pair of transistors, and corresponding integrated circuit
A technology of integrated circuits and transistors, which is applied in the field of integrated circuits of differential pair MOS transistors, and can solve problems such as affecting the performance of differential pairs.
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[0051] Each transistor NP, NM of the differential pair is controlled by a corresponding input signal INP, INM on its gate. Transistor NP is positioned at the positive input INP and transistor NM is positioned at the negative input INM.
[0052] The sources of the differential pair transistors NP, NM are connected to a bias node Nd via respective resistive elements R1, R2. The corresponding resistance elements R1, R2 have the same resistance value.
[0053] The drains of transistors NP, NM each form a respective output of the differential pair.
[0054] The integrated circuit CI comprises a bias current generator GIDiff configured to generate a bias current 2*Idiff that is applied to the bias node Nd.
[0055] Therefore, the transistors NP, NM are biased in a balanced manner and have the same differential current Idiff for each channel. The output voltage on the transistor drain varies depending on the conduction of the corresponding transistor NP, NM, depending on the input...
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