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On the use of Nauta's transconductor in low-frequency CMOS g/sub m/-C bandpass filters

Andreani et al., 2002

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15435845374666109169
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Andreani P
Mattisson S
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IEEE Journal of solid-state circuits

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This paper discusses the use of a transconductor, first proposed by Nauta for high frequency applications, in low frequency CMOS g/sub m/-C bandpass filters. The behavior of the transconductor is examined in detail, showing that the robust implementation of higher-order …
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