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US 2008/0001663 A1Published application
Low voltage CMOS differential amplifier
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsSugato Mukherjee, Yangsung Joo
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Abstract
A low voltage CMOS differential amplifier is provided. More specifically, in one embodiment, a device comprising a differential pair is provided. A self-biased transistor and a component are coupled to the differential pair. At least one of the self-biased transistor and the component supply a current to the differential pair, wherein the component supplies substantially all of the current when the self-biased transistor is operating in a triode state.
Claims15
A device comprising:
- a differential pair;
- a self-biased transistor coupled to the differential pair;
- and
- a component coupled to the differential pair, wherein at least one of the self-biased transistor and the component supply a current to the differential pair, and wherein the component supplies substantially all of the current when the self-biased transistor is operating in a triode state.
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A device comprising:
- a differential pair;
- a self-biased transistor coupled to the differential pair;
- and
- a component coupled to the differential pair, wherein at least one of the self-biased transistor and the component supply a current to the differential pair, and wherein the component supplies substantially all of the current when the self-biased transistor is in the cut-off region.
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A device comprising:
- a differential pair;
- a self-biased transistor coupled to the differential pair;
- and
- a component coupled to the differential pair, wherein at least one of the self-biased transistor and the component supply a current to the differential pair, and wherein the component supplies substantially all of the current when the self-biased transistor is not operating in a saturation state.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.