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Index

Active filters, log-domain, 6-8, 197-244 switched current, 5-6, 129-

196,419-423 switched capacitor, 3,

421-422 using CCs, 4-5, 67-128 using OAs, 1-2 using OT As, 4, 15-66

Active R filters, 1-2 Actively compensated OT A, 48-53 Adaptive tuning of filters, 349-353 Adjoint concept,

filters using, 59-66, 104 ADSL

frorit-end design, 401-405 All-pass filters,

first-order using, OTAs,15-20 CCs,67-69

Amplifiers, current feedback CFOA,8-10,120-127 operational, 8-10,120-127

Analysis of log-domain filters, 242-244

BiCMOS technology OTAs using, 301-321

Bipolar technology, OTAs using, 290-301 Using CCs, 321-334 Log-domain circuits,

197-244 Biquads with high input

impedance using CCs, 75-78, 91-93

Biquads using CCs and no resistors, 1l2-115

Camera recorder IC architecture 252-253 '

Capacitor, simulation using

OTAs,34-40 Charge injection,

effect on SI filters, 164-182 CICO type,

first-order circuits, 15-20,67-69

biquads,21-34,78-86 Class AB CMOS OT As, 290-292 Clock feed-through,

cancellation in SI filters, 164-182

Companding, application to filters, 197-244

452

current mode integrator, 197-208

Component simulation, using OT As, 34-40

CT filters, 5-6 Current conveyors,

filters using, 67-115 oscillators using, 115-120 second generation, 4-5 bipolar, 321-334 CMOS, 327-332 translinear, 328-334

Current feedback operational amplifiers,

filters using, 126-127 oscillators using, 123-126

Current-mode filters using CCs, 67-128 using OT As, 15-66 using log-domain

concepts, 197-244 Current-mode oscillators,

using current conveyors, 115-120

using OT As, 57-59 using CFOAs, 123-126

Differential difference amplifier, 10-12 floating operational amplifier, 10-12

Differentiators using OT As, 15-20 Disk drive read channel rcs, 353-

388 PRMLtype,368-372 peak detect type, 358-367 DFE based, 381-388

Distortion in sr memory cells, 182-183

DVD read channel rcs, 388-394 Dynamic range of

OT A-C filters, 53-57

Effect of mismatch of transistors on current copiers, 163-165

EUN integrators, 197-208

Exponential state-space Filters, 208-229

Index

Figure of merit for evaluation of current memory cells, 185-

188 Floating inductance

simulation using, CCs, 104-112 OTAs,34-40 CFOAs, 126-127

Four terminal floating nullor, 127-128

Friend-Deliyannis biquad using CCs, 78-87 using OTAs, 31-37

Graphic equalizer, 375-381 Grounded inductance simulation

using, CCs, 104-112 OTAs,34-40 CFOAs, 126-127

GSM base band using current-mode circuits, 411-

413 Gyrators,

non-ideal using CCs, 86-94

High-frequency log-domain filters, 237-239

Log-domain ladder filters, 221-229 Lorentzian step responses, 368-369 Low-power and low-voltage issues,

249-252

MOSFET -C filters, 5-8 Multiphase CC-based oscillators,

115-120 Multiple feedback type OT A­

C filters, 45-51

Network transposition, application to CC-based

Index

filters, 104 application to OT A-C filters,

59-66

Noise and dynamic range of log-domain filters, 226-237

Noise in current copiers, 184-185 Noise in OTA-C filters, 53-57 Non-linearity compensation in

current-mode circuits, 183-184

Operational simulation type OT A-C filters, 40-45

OTAs, BiCMOS, 301-321 bipolar, 289-301 filters using, 15-66 first-order filters using, 15-20 oscillators using, 57-61 second-order filters

using, 21-34 multiple-feedback

filters using, 45-51 non-idealities, 48-53, 246-249

Power dissipation of OT A-C filters, 53-57

Programmable OT A-C biquads, 22-26

Q-enhanced active RLC filters, 413-420

Resistor realization using, MOS transistors, 5-8 OTAs, 34-40

RF receivers, 405-420

SC biquad, 3, 154-155 SI cells,

folded-cascode type, 141-146 regulated gate cascode, 146-

149 SI delay circuits, 129-149

453

Square-root domain filters, 239-242

Switched capacitor filters, 3, 139-141

Switched current filters, 129-196

Transposed networks, derivation from CC-based

fil ters, 104 derivation from OT A-C

filters, 59-66

Transconductors, BiCMOS, 301-321 bipolar, 289-301 CMOS, 252-289 filters using, 15-66

oscillators using, 57-61 Tuning of continuous time

filters, 334-355 using adaptive techniques,

348-353 using filters, 340-348 using oscillators, 337-340

Video filters, 394-401

Wi en bridge, CC based biquads using,

69-75