Inductance simulator based on dual controlled CMOS voltage differencing current conveyor

Abstract

The voltage differencing current conveyor (VDCC) based lossless/lossy inductance simulator with the advantage of extended (i.e. dual-controlled) range of equivalent inductance value and possibility of reconfiguration of polarity is presented in this study. These unconventional features are available because of newly designed CMOS structure of VDCC element. VDCC was fabricated lately in I2T100 0.7 um technology. Relevant VDCC-based inductance simulators are compared briefly with attention to controllability of inductance value especially. Theoretical expectations are compared with experimental results of an inductance simulator prototype obtained in laboratory measurements of proposed circuit based mainly on VDCC chip and its unique features are provided.

Keywords

Inductance Current conveyor Voltage Computer science CMOS Electronic engineering Lossless compression Equivalent series inductance Inductor Lossy compression Controllability Electrical engineering Engineering Capacitor Algorithm Mathematics

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Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design ·Biomedical Engineering ·Physical Sciences

Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences

Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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