A charge amplifier with noise peaking suppression and gain drop compensation utilizing a Quasi-Miller RC network
A charge amplifier with noise peaking suppression and gain drop compensation is proposed. By utilizing the proposed Quasi-Miller RC network, the noise peaking is suppressed and gain drop is compensated, which alleviates the design trade-off between charge gain and output root-mean-square (RMS) noise...
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A charge amplifier with noise peaking suppression and gain drop compensation is proposed. By utilizing the proposed Quasi-Miller RC network, the noise peaking is suppressed and gain drop is compensated, which alleviates the design trade-off between charge gain and output root-mean-square (RMS) noise, therefore obtains an improved sensitivity. Meanwhile, the Quasi-Miller RC network permits the charge amplifier to support ultra-low frequency operation without using a huge resistor, which is normally required by the charge amplifier. The fabricated charge amplifier demonstrates an input-referred RMS noise charge of 909 aC, a charge gain of 10.2 V/pC and a 3-dB bandwidth from 80 Hz to 38 MHz. Low noise and high charge gain are obtained simultaneously. Meanwhile, extremely low cut-off frequency is also obtained, which is beneficial to maintain the signal integrity. |
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A charge amplifier with noise peaking suppression and gain drop compensation is proposed. By utilizing the proposed Quasi-Miller RC network, the noise peaking is suppressed and gain drop is compensated, which alleviates the design trade-off between charge gain and output root-mean-square (RMS) noise, therefore obtains an improved sensitivity. Meanwhile, the Quasi-Miller RC network permits the charge amplifier to support ultra-low frequency operation without using a huge resistor, which is normally required by the charge amplifier. The fabricated charge amplifier demonstrates an input-referred RMS noise charge of 909 aC, a charge gain of 10.2 V/pC and a 3-dB bandwidth from 80 Hz to 38 MHz. Low noise and high charge gain are obtained simultaneously. Meanwhile, extremely low cut-off frequency is also obtained, which is beneficial to maintain the signal integrity. |
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A charge amplifier with noise peaking suppression and gain drop compensation is proposed. By utilizing the proposed Quasi-Miller RC network, the noise peaking is suppressed and gain drop is compensated, which alleviates the design trade-off between charge gain and output root-mean-square (RMS) noise, therefore obtains an improved sensitivity. Meanwhile, the Quasi-Miller RC network permits the charge amplifier to support ultra-low frequency operation without using a huge resistor, which is normally required by the charge amplifier. The fabricated charge amplifier demonstrates an input-referred RMS noise charge of 909 aC, a charge gain of 10.2 V/pC and a 3-dB bandwidth from 80 Hz to 38 MHz. Low noise and high charge gain are obtained simultaneously. Meanwhile, extremely low cut-off frequency is also obtained, which is beneficial to maintain the signal integrity. |
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