Sl. Smith et E. Sanchezsinencio, LOW-VOLTAGE INTEGRATORS FOR HIGH-FREQUENCY CMOS FILTERS USING CURRENT-MODE TECHNIQUES, IEEE transactions on circuits and systems. 2, Analog and digital signal processing, 43(1), 1996, pp. 39-48
Low voltage CMOS fully differential integrators for high frequency con
tinuous-time filters using current-mode techniques are presented, Curr
ent mode techniques are employed to avoid the use of the floating diff
erential pair, in order to achieve operation at lower supply voltage l
evels, These high frequency integrators feature good supply noise reje
ction and power efficiency. Simulated and experimental results are pre
sented verifying theoretical results. An example 10 MHz, 6 pole filter
fabricated in 2 mu m CMOS consumes only 0.7mW/pole and requires only
a single 3.3 V supply voltage.