MTL‐based implementation of current‐mode CMOS RMS‐to‐DC converters
In this paper, systematic implementation of current‐mode RMS‐to‐DC converters based upon MOS translinear (MTL) principle, utilizing symmetric cascoded MTL cell (SCMC) is proposed. Theory of operation and mathematical analysis of both explicit (direct) and implicit (indirect) techniques for realizati...
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Enthalten in: International journal of circuit theory and applications - London : Wiley, 1973, 43(2015), 6, Seite 793-805 |
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