Analysis of Stability in Multistage Feedforward Operational Transconductance Amplifiers using Successive One-Pole Approximation

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author Lee, Taeju
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contents This paper presents analysis results of the operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs) that combine feedforward paths and multistage amplifiers to achieve high-gain wideband operation as well as frequency compensation. To analyze multistage feedforward OTAs and provide an intuitive design method, the successive one-pole approximation (SOPA) is used for each substage of a multistage feedforward OTA. Using SOPA, the stability analysis is carried out from the two-stage feedforward OTA to the four-stage feedforward OTA in this work.
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spellingShingle Analysis of Stability in Multistage Feedforward Operational Transconductance Amplifiers using Successive One-Pole Approximation
Lee, Taeju
Instrumentation and Detectors
Systems and Control
This paper presents analysis results of the operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs) that combine feedforward paths and multistage amplifiers to achieve high-gain wideband operation as well as frequency compensation. To analyze multistage feedforward OTAs and provide an intuitive design method, the successive one-pole approximation (SOPA) is used for each substage of a multistage feedforward OTA. Using SOPA, the stability analysis is carried out from the two-stage feedforward OTA to the four-stage feedforward OTA in this work.
title Analysis of Stability in Multistage Feedforward Operational Transconductance Amplifiers using Successive One-Pole Approximation
topic Instrumentation and Detectors
Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.19267