Having presented the strategy for OTA design at a macro level for SC applications in Chapter 3, the next step is to choose a suitable OTA architecture for a dedicated application. The main issues addressed by the choice of OTA architecture are DC gain, parasitic poles and zeros, signal range, and excess power and noise, as well as how best to make use of the properties of SC circuits to enhance OTA gain and settling performance. All these issues are considered in this chapter for a wide range of amplifiers and design insights offered.
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(2007). Amplifier Architectures for SC Applications. In: Switched-Capacitor Techniques For High-Accuracy Filter And ADC Design. Analog Circuits And Signal Processing Series. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6258-2_4
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