Salvatore di Fazio, F. Pulvirenti, T. Signorelli, Christian Lao, S. Pennisi
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Abstract
The design of a very low-current transconductance operational amplifier specifically optimized for a switched-capacitor LCD column driver is presented. Despite its stringent standby current requirements (lower than 700 nA), the amplifier exhibits a DC gain of about 80 dB and, working in class AB, provides a slew rate greater than 20 V/mus under a load capacitance of 500 fF. The gain-bandwidth product and phase margin are about 2 MHz and 70deg. With exception of the DC gain, these performances represent a major improvement with respect to comparable solutions, and are obtained while halving the area occupation.