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Opamp Design towards Maximum Gain-Bandwidth

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Analog Circuit Design

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One of the major parameters of an opamp is its gain-bandwidth (GBW). Because nowadays the analog systems are pushed to higher frequencies, the design of opamps with a high GBW becomes very important. An overview of design techniques to achieve the maximum GBW in a CMOS technology is presented. An analysis of different feedforward techniques and their effect on the settling time is studied.

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Steyaert, M., Sansen, W. (1993). Opamp Design towards Maximum Gain-Bandwidth. In: Huijsing, J.H., van der Plassche, R.J., Sansen, W. (eds) Analog Circuit Design. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2233-8_4

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