Offset cancellation for continuous-time circuits
a continuous-time circuit and offset cancellation technology, applied in the field of electric circuits, can solve problems such as imposing losses on the signal being transmitted, and achieve the effect of greater stability
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[0023]For the purposes of discussion and not limitation, it is generally assumed that the cascaded circuits described below receive (and output) data signals that are differential signals. However, it should be appreciated that principles of the presently-disclosed invention may also apply to single-ended signals.
[0024]Conventional continuous-time cascaded circuits typically employ a feedback loop that filters an output offset voltage, pass it though a high-gain amplifier, and apply a feedback current to the first stage of the circuit to reduce the offset in a continuous time manner. Such a conventional continuous-time cascaded circuit with a feedback loop is shown in FIG. 1. Note that continuous-time circuits operate on continuous-time signals, as opposed to sampled discrete-time signals.
[0025]In the example circuit 100 shown in FIG. 1, four equalizer stages (Eq1, Eq2, Eq3, and Eq4) are cascaded in a serial chain. The first equalizer stage (Eq1) has an input load (RL) and receives ...
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