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引用次数: 37
摘要
在这项工作中,研究了获得高于通常可积和/或由电容传感器提供的电容值的问题。本文提出的解决方案包括由电流传送带和电流运算放大器组成的电容倍增器,该倍增器可以实现精确的电容因子高达100。此外,由于使用电流模式方法,可以获得低电源电压操作(在便携式传感器系统中是有益的)。整个拓扑结构采用标准的0.5-/spl μ m CMOS技术设计,电源电压为1.5 v,功耗极低。SPICE模拟结果与预期结果吻合良好,并证实了电容大于1pf时的精确倍增系数。
In this work the problem of obtaining capacitance values higher than those normally integratable and/or provided by capacitive transducers has been investigated. The solution here proposed consists of a capacitance multiplier made up of a current conveyor and a current operational amplifier which allows accurate capacitance factors up to 100 to be achieved. Moreover, thanks to the use of the current mode approach, low supply voltage operations (profitable in portable sensor systems) are obtained. The whole topology has been designed in a standard 0.5-/spl mu/m CMOS technology with a 1.5-V supply voltage and micropower consumption. SPICE simulations show a good agreement with the expected results and confirm an accurate multiplication factor for capacitances higher than 1 pF.