Switched-current bilinear integrator sampling input current on both phases of clock signal
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsJohn B. Hughes, Kenneth W. Moulding
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsJohn B. Hughes, Kenneth W. Moulding
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A switched current bilinear integrator comprising interconnected current memory cells (M1, M2) in which, during a first phase of a clock cycle, an input current is fed to the inputs of the current memory cells and during a second phase of the clock cycle an inverted version (A1) of the input current is fed to the inputs of the current memory cells. The output of the integrator is obtained by combining the output (optionally scaled) of the first current memory cell (M1) with an inverted (A2) version of the output (optionally scaled) of the second memory cell (M2). A lossy integrator may be formed by feeding back to the input a scaled version of the current stored in the second current memory cell and an inverted, scaled version of the current stored in the first memoy cell.
A switched-current bilinear integrator comprising:
A switched-current bilinear integrator comprising:
A differential switched current bilinear integrator comprising:
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