Transimpedance amplifier using negative impedance compensation
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsDay-Uei Li, Chia-Ming Tsai
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Abstract
A transimpedance amplifier (TIA) with negative impedance compensation comprises a TIA element and a negative impedance compensator connected to the output terminal of the TIA element. The major components of the negative impedance compensator are a negative impedance element formed by a positive feedback circuit, and a compensation circuit for the parasitic capacitance at the output terminal. The negative impedance compensator changes the equivalent impedance of the output terminal from low to high with respect to the ground, and compensates the parasitic capacitance at the output terminal. Thus, an increase of both bandwidth and voltage gain is achieved.
Claims12
A transimpedance amplifier having negative impedance compensation comprising:
- a transimpedance amplifier element having an output terminal, and said output terminal having an equivalent impedance with respect to a ground;
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- a negative impedance compensator connected to said output terminal of said transimpedance amplifier element to increase said equivalent impedance with respect to the ground, and to compensate a parasitic capacitance at said output terminal;
- wherein said negative impedance compensator comprises a negative impedance element formed by a positive feedback circuit, and a compensation circuit for the parasitic capacitance at said output terminal.
A transimpedance amplifier having negative impedance compensation comprising:
- a differential transimpedance amplifier having two single-stage transimpedance amplifiers, wherein said two single-stage transimpedance amplifiers are connected in parallel to form a differential circuit topology, and said differential transimpedance amplifier has two output terminals;
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- a negative impedance compensator connected to said two output terminals of said differential transimpedance amplifier to compensate parasitic capacitances at said two output terminals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.