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Design Of Analog Cmos Integrated Circuits

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CS-based TIAs using inductive feedback approach in 90nm CMOS

TL;DR: In this paper, inductive feedback approach is applied for bandwidth extension of Common Source Transimpedance Amplifier and the effect of parasitic capacitances of the MOS transistor is reduced using this approach.
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A Portable Phase-Domain Magnetic Induction Tomography Transceiver with Phase-Band Auto-Tracking and Frequency-Sweep Capabilities

TL;DR: This paper presents a portable magnetic induction tomography transceiver integrated circuit to miniaturize conventional equipment-based MIT systems through single-chip transceiver implementation.
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New Programmable CMOS Fuzzifier and C2V Circuits Applicable in FLC Chip for Signal Processing of MEMS Glucose Sensors

TL;DR: The design and simulation of improved circuits of Fuzzifier and capacitance to voltage (C2V) converter are presented and a C2V circuit to convert capacitance variations (from MEMS glucose microsensor) to voltage values as classic data is proposed.
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Analog computation methods with the help of analog and pseudo-digital carry signals

TL;DR: New methods of handling ex-ceedings of the supply range in analog computation stages are described as pseudo-digital and analog carry signals and used to regulate the gain of the stage where they occur as well as all computation stages that follow.
Dissertation

Approximate Computing - Reconsidering the Analog Computer

E.H. Rijnbeek
TL;DR: It is investigated that under what conditions analog approximate multiply-accumulate devices (MACs) are more energy efficient as compared to digital (approximate) MACs and a generic metric is proposed which can be used to measure all types of MACs.