Journal Article

·2015

Behavioral models of current conveyor of second generation with advanced controllable inter-terminal relations

Roman Šotner , Jan Jeřábek , Aslıhan Kartcı YTU , Norbert Herencsár , Roman Prokop , Jiří Petržela , Kamil Vrba

Abstract

This paper introduces behavioral model of advanced type of current conveyor with extended controllable inter-terminal features. This type of active device offers three independent current input terminals (X), all with adjustable input resistance R X where currents from all X terminals are weighted in independent branches by electronically adjustable current gains (B) and summed in the output node. Voltage inter-terminal relations are advanced because of controllable voltage difference of two pairs of input voltages. This advanced active device offers interesting features for future applications in analog signal processing. The functionality of the model was verified by PSpice simulations.

Keywords

Terminal (telecommunication) Current conveyor Voltage Current (fluid) Node (physics) Electrical engineering Computer science SIGNAL (programming language) Type (biology) Electronic engineering Topology (electrical circuits) Engineering Capacitor Telecommunications

Subject Areas

Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design ·Biomedical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Neuroscience and Neural Engineering ·Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience ·Life Sciences
Advanced Memory and Neural Computing ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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