L. Safari, G. Barile, Mattia Ragnoli, G. Ferri, V. Stornelli
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Abstract
In this paper a new second generation voltage conveyor (VCII) based half wave rectifier circuit architecture proposal is presented. Both inverting and non-inverting outputs in the form of voltage signal are produced. The proposed circuit is the first half wave rectifier architecture using VCIIs introduced in the literature. It consists of one VCII, two diodes and a single grounded resistor. The input signal is in current form and the rectified output voltage signal is provided at the low impedance Z port of the same VCII. Therefore, the produced output signal can be directly used with no need to add extra voltage buffers. In addition, the circuit gain is set by the grounded resistor value and can be tuned. The proposed circuit enjoys a simple transistorlevel structure employing only 21 transistors. In this paper, the architecture of the rectifier is presented and explained, as well as a possible VCII topology. Preliminary simulation results are also given highlighting its capabilities. Its simplicity and versatility make it suitable for sensor interfaces and processing circuits for sensor networks where a low power consumption for the analog processing section is of the utmost