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Band-gap references for near 1-V operation in standard CMOS technology
This paper presents two novel implementations of the current-mode band-gap reference (BGR) which support the very low supply voltages of the near future CMOS technologies, without resorting to special devices. Moreover, the problem of the start-up of low-voltage BGRs is discussed and a simple solution which guarantees correct start-up over process, supply voltage and temperature variations is proposed. The band-gap references were implemented in a conventional 0.35 /spl mu/m. CMOS technology and provides an output voltage of about 500 mV.