Inverter-Based Differential Amplifiers With Back-Gate Feedback Linearization

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Auteurs principaux: Danson, Eric, Walling, Jeffrey S.
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author Danson, Eric
Walling, Jeffrey S.
author_facet Danson, Eric
Walling, Jeffrey S.
contents Feeding the common-source amplifier output to the back-gate terminal in fully depleted silicon on insulator (FD-SOI) technology exploits the linearizing effect of negative feedback. Analysis and simulation results in 22 nm FD-SOI show that back-gate feedback sets the overall gain approximately independent of the load, contributes no additional noise, and improves linearity by the back-gate voltage gain. Third-order intercept point (IP3) enhancement is at least $60\times$ compared to without feedback in inverter-based, or complementary common-source, differential amplifiers.
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spellingShingle Inverter-Based Differential Amplifiers With Back-Gate Feedback Linearization
Danson, Eric
Walling, Jeffrey S.
Signal Processing
Applied Physics
Feeding the common-source amplifier output to the back-gate terminal in fully depleted silicon on insulator (FD-SOI) technology exploits the linearizing effect of negative feedback. Analysis and simulation results in 22 nm FD-SOI show that back-gate feedback sets the overall gain approximately independent of the load, contributes no additional noise, and improves linearity by the back-gate voltage gain. Third-order intercept point (IP3) enhancement is at least $60\times$ compared to without feedback in inverter-based, or complementary common-source, differential amplifiers.
title Inverter-Based Differential Amplifiers With Back-Gate Feedback Linearization
topic Signal Processing
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.17129