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A novel continuous-time common-mode feedback for low-voltage switched-OPAMP
A novel rail-to-rail and fast continuous-time common-mode feedback (CMFB) strategy is presented for low-voltage switched-opamp (SO) circuits. The threshold voltage change due to bulk signal is used to measure the output voltage. To satisfy speed requirements, averaging common-mode (CM) level and amplifying error signal are realized in a single block. Finally, the measured CM level is controlled by applying an error-voltage dependent current to the output nodes. As a design example, a modified low-voltage switched-opamp in a cascade 2-1 delta-sigma modulator adopting the proposed technique is presented. SPICE simulation using a 0.18 /spl mu/m technology and V/sub DD/=0.9 V is provided which confirms the expected accuracy and speed of the CMFB circuitry.