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A 1-V, self adjusting, 5-MHz CMOS RC-oscillator
K. Lasanen,E. Raisanen-Ruotsalainen,Juha Kostamovaara +2 more
- Vol. 4, pp 377-380
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A 5-MHz, self adjusting CMOS RC-oscillator for portable biomedical applications is presented and the total accuracy of the oscillator is within 5 % with component tolerances of 1 % in external elements R and C.Abstract:
A 5-MHz, self adjusting CMOS RC-oscillator for portable biomedical applications is presented. The oscillator is capable of operating. with a 1-V power supply and it features low current consumption (20 /spl mu/A @ 1 V) and low sensitivity to supply voltage and temperature variations. The total accuracy of the oscillator is within 5 % with component tolerances of 1 % in external elements R and C. The design was fabricated in a 0.35 /spl mu/m n-well standard digital CMOS process with threshold voltages of 0.5 V and -0.65 V. The design and the operation of the RC-oscillator with measurement results of fabricated chips are presented.read more
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