Robert N. Dotson
Motorola
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international solid-state circuits conference | 1997
Richard S. Griffith; Robert L. Vyne; Robert N. Dotson; Thomas D. Petty
This amplifier is fabricated on a SMARTMOS/sup TM/ flow with depletion-mode nMOS, vertical p-n-p, and high-frequency n-p-n transistors. Most techniques for achieving rail-to-rail input stage performance concentrate on the use of complementary bipolar or enhancement MOSFET devices to allow the amplifier common-mode range to include both supply rails. These techniques require a minimum supply voltage of 1.8 V for bipolar and 3 V for CMOS to allow a transition from sensing common mode voltages at ground when the p-n-p or pMOS pair is active, to sensing common-mode voltages at the positive supply when the n-p-n or nMOS pair is active. This amplifier uses a single pair of depletion-mode nMOS devices to allow low-voltage, rail-to-rail operation.
Archive | 1996
Thomas D. Petty; Richard S. Griffith; Robert L. Vyne; Robert N. Dotson
Archive | 1996
Robert N. Dotson; Richard S. Griffith; Robert L. Vyne
Archive | 1996
Robert N. Dotson; Richard S. Griffith; Thomas D. Petty; Robert L. Vyne
Archive | 1982
Robert N. Dotson; Robert B. Davies; Ira Miller
Archive | 1982
Robert N. Dotson; Robert B. Davies; Ira Miller
Archive | 1982
Michael W. Null; Robert N. Dotson; Robert B. Davis
Archive | 1982
Robert B. Davies; Ira Miller; Robert N. Dotson
Archive | 1982
Robert B. Davies; Robert N. Dotson; Ira Miller
Archive | 1982
Ira Miller; Michael W. Null; Robert N. Dotson