A High CMRR Instrumentation Amplifier Employing Pseudo-Differential Inverter for Neural Signal Sensing
Also Available Domains Transistor Logic|Tanner EDA|Cadence EDA
Objective
The main objective of this paper is to design efficient Instrumentation Amplifier in terms of Area and power consumption. The designs of IA is built using Psuedo differential logic and also single ended topology.
Abstract
Abstract:
Inverter based Instrumentation Amplifier provides low power consumption and less area. In Conventional, the Inverter is based on Single Ended topology. The design of Instrumentational Amplifier based on SE topology offers high CMRR which is most disadvantage in this structure. In this paper, pseudo differential inverter is proposed. Using this structure, the Instrumentational Amplifier is designed. This novel structure of Instrumentational Amplifier is designed and simulated using Tanner EDA.
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Specifications
Software Requirements:
- Tool: Tanner EDA
- Technology files:45nm
Hardware Requirements:
- Microsoft® Windows XP
- Intel® Pentium® 4 processor or Pentium 4 equivalent with SSE support
- 512 MB RAM
- 100 MB of available disk space
Learning Outcomes
· Introduction to Analog and Digital Electronics
· Knowledge on Amplifiers
o Different types of Amplifiers
o Advantages & Applications
· Introduction to Instrumentational Amplifiers
· Tool Learning in Tanner EDA
· Transistor level design of IA
· Analysis of Circuit and Simulation results
· Scope of Instrumentational Amplifiers in today’s world.
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