F. Meddour, Z. Dibi, S. Kouda, M. Abdi, M. Ouarghi, O. Manck
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A new stabilisation technique for the voltage driver using the rail to rail operation in CMOS 0, 25 µm technology
In complementary input differential pair circuits, the topology CMOS uses both an nMOS differential pair and a pMOS differential pair connected in parallel however, it produces variations in the transconductance over the input common mode range. To avoid the problem of transconductance variations, a new structure, consists of two op-amps one n-type and the other p-type controlled by a digital control system, is proposed. In this paper we purpose a solution of the instability problem of a voltage driver in 40 mV, and to improve the stability we subtract a constant current through the current mirror added to the driver.