A compensation technique for low-power three-stage operational transconductance amplifiers is presented in this paper. The compensation network is made up of passive components and entails only one Miller capacitor. Design equations describing the amplifier behavior for different capacitive load conditions are reported along with three design examples for different capacitive loads, namely, 1 nF, 100 and 10 pF. The amplifier exhibits a gain-bandwidth product equal to 2.48, 6.74 and 7.66 MHz in the three cases while dissipating only 150, 150 and 57.5 lW from 2.5 V, respectively. Simulation results are found in good agreement with theoretical analysis and show an improvement in both small-signal and large-signal amplifier performance over many previously reported solutions.

Improved single-Miller passive compensation network for three-stage CMOS OTAs

DI CATALDO, Giuseppe;GRASSO, ALFIO DARIO
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PALUMBO, Gaetano;PENNISI, Salvatore
2016-01-01

Abstract

A compensation technique for low-power three-stage operational transconductance amplifiers is presented in this paper. The compensation network is made up of passive components and entails only one Miller capacitor. Design equations describing the amplifier behavior for different capacitive load conditions are reported along with three design examples for different capacitive loads, namely, 1 nF, 100 and 10 pF. The amplifier exhibits a gain-bandwidth product equal to 2.48, 6.74 and 7.66 MHz in the three cases while dissipating only 150, 150 and 57.5 lW from 2.5 V, respectively. Simulation results are found in good agreement with theoretical analysis and show an improvement in both small-signal and large-signal amplifier performance over many previously reported solutions.
2016
Analog integrated circuits Frequency compensation Multistage amplifiers Operational transconductance amplifiers
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