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Realization of DVCCCTA Based Mutually Coupled Circuit
This paper presents Differential Voltage Current Controlled Conveyor Transconductance Amplifier (DVCCCTA) based realization of floating mutually coupled circuit. It employs only three DVCCCTAs and three grounded capacitors. The attractive feature of the circuit is independent and electronic control of primary, secondary and mutual inductance values. The proposed circuit is also analyzed for non ideal behavior of DVCCCTA. The SPICE simulations sing the parameters of 0.25ìm TSMC CMOS Technology are presented to validate the proposed theory.