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Fig. 4.1 Equivalent
representations of the
simple CMOS current
conveyors proposed by
Sedra et al. [ 1 ]
a
+V
PMOS
Current
Mirror
M 1
y
+
i z = i x
z
i x
A
x
M 2
NMOS
Current
Mirror
−V
b
+V
+V
M 1
y
+
i z = −i x
z
i x
A
x
M 2
−V
−V
exhaustive repertoire of circuits available, we have chosen here only those archi-
tectures which have optimized one or more of the following important parameters
or performance characteristics of the CCs such as: reduced DC power supply
requirements, reduced power consumptions, high precision, reduced parasitic
input resistance of the x-port, high current driving capability, high bandwidth,
electronic tunability, high accuracy, capability of providing rail
to rail
operation etc.
We have also included some architecture which exhibits some novelty of design
approach such as the use of new current mirror formulations or converting
transconductors into current conveyors or realizing CCs using CMOS invertors
etc. It may be mentioned that the CMOS implementations of other variants of the
current conveyors are not included herein; they are dealt with in a separate chapter
(Chap. 9 ) in part III of this monograph.
 
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