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发表于 2013-11-13 10:31:46
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Design of the Nulling Resistor (M8)
In order to place the zero on top of the second pole (p2), the following relationship must hold
Rz =
1
gm6

 
  
CL + Cc
Cc
=

 
  
Cc+CL
Cc
1
2K’PS6I6
The resistor, Rz, is realized by the transistor M8 which is operating in the active region because the dc current
through it is zero. Therefore, Rz, can be written as
Rz =
dvDS8
diD8

VDS8=0
=
1
K’PS8(VSG8-|VTP|)
The bias circuit is designed so that voltage VA is equal to VB.
∴ |VGS10| − |VT| = |VGS8| − |VT| ⇒ VSG11 = VSG6 ⇒ 


  
W11
L11
=

 
  
I10
I6

 
  
W6
L6
In the saturation region
|VGS10| − |VT| =
2(I10)
K'P(W10/L10) = |VGS8| − |VT|
∴ Rz =
1
K’PS8
K’PS10
2I10
=
1
S8
S10
2K’PI10
Equating the |
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