S2I techniques for analog sampled-data signal processing

Gerson A. S. Machado; Chris Toumazou; Geir E. Saether; Peter Jivan Shah; Shuo Xiao

S2I techniques for analog sampled-data signal processing

Gerson A. S. Machado, Chris Toumazou, Geir E. Saether, Peter Jivan Shah, Shuo Xiao

Imperial College London

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Abstract

Some recent developments in Analog-Sampled-Data Signal Processing (ASD SP) are reviewed. Following a brief review of the state-of-the-art in switched capacitor (SC) signal processing, the "current mode" switched-current (SI/S2I) technique is presented. New techniques for exploring niches in low voltage, low current, tuneable systems or very high speed BiCMOS and GaAs circuits are introduced with reference to current work, and some design suggestions are given for further circuit implementations. The S2I technique is maturing quickly, offering a potential cost/performance advantage for single-chip mixed mode systems implemented in standard digital ULSI/VLSI technologies.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Low-Power HF Microelectronics, a unified approach
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	IEE
Publication date	1996
Pages	689-743
Publication status	Published - 1996

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