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发表于 2021-4-11 03:17:41
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In OTA biased with current mirrors, one leg of the single ended amplifier has a diode-connected load(i.e. low impedance). This leg’s current is being mirrored to the other leg using pmos current mirror load. The other leg has a high output resistance, but the output voltage is under control due to synchronous current mirroring. The problems arise when there is any kind of mismatch like mismatch in loads, Vin_cm, differential pair mos mismatch etc. There is a slight shift in the Vo_cm voltage.
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But consider the case of Fully-Diff Amplifier, in which both the legs of the amp are high impedance. Any mismatch in the load or Vin_cm, leads to a huge impact on the Vo_cm voltage. Vo_cm1 - Vo_cm2 = delta(I) * Rout. This delta Vo_cm difference can above pmos to linear region, thereby losing all the DC gain. Therefore it is a good practice to apply Common Mode Feedback circuit to make sure the Vo_cm of both the outputs don’t shift irrespective of any mismatches. |
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