In this work, two current generator circuits are configured based on n-channel and p-channel cascode current mirrors to achieve a self-biasing topology.
These brief details the utilization of two contemporary generator circuits to create a self-biasing transconductance amplifier. These current generators employ n-channel and p-channel cascode current mirrors, facilitating a broad input dynamic range. The circuit's positive feedback topology enhances transconductance, resulting in superior performance. To maintain circuit stability, constant current sources can be paralleled with the current mirror topologies, implemented through input drivers. Incorporating n-channel and p-channel input differential pairs into the current generator circuits not only achieves rail-to-rail operation but also stabilizes the amplifier. The proposed circuit underwent fabrication in the GPDK 180 in Cadence virtuoso.
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