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A 2μm CMOS 5th Order Low-pass Continuous-Time Filter for Video-Frequency Applications
A 5th order elliptic low-pass continuous-time filter based on triode transconductors for applications in the video frequency range is presented. Fabricated in a standard 2μm CMOS technology, the filter achieves a 7 MHz cut-off frequency using a simple parasitic pole compensation scheme. A new transconductor biasing strategy is also presented, which allows the tuning of the transconductance over a decade.