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Les architectures système, qui permettent de mettre en œuvre un système entièrement équilibré (FB) hautes performances basé sur des amplificateurs opérationnels asymétriques ordinaires/modifiés, sont étudiées et les exigences de base et générales sont formulées. Deux nouvelles méthodes de conception de systèmes analogiques FB, qui contribuent à la fois à une mise en œuvre de systèmes IC hautes performances et à une réduction importante du temps de conception, sont présentées. Il est démontré qu'un système asymétrique basé sur n'importe quel type d'amplificateur opérationnel (rail à rail, constante gm, etc. ), réalisé dans n'importe quelle technologie (CMOS, bipolaire, BiCMOS, GaAs), peut être facilement et efficacement converti en son homologue FB de manière très pratique. En utilisant les règles proposées, toute implémentation de système FB avec des amplificateurs opérationnels (convertisseur de données, modulateur, filtre, etc.) ne nécessite qu'une conception de version de système asymétrique et les inconvénients liés à une conception de système FB conventionnelle sont évités. Les principes de conception sont rappelés et vérifiés par des résultats expérimentaux.
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Zdzis taw CZARNUL, Tetsuro ITAKURA, Noriaki DOBASHI, Takashi UENO, Tetsuya IIDA, Hiroshi TANIMOTO, "Design of Fully Balanced Analog Systems Based on Ordinary and/or Modified Single-Ended Opamps" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E82-A, no. 2, pp. 256-270, February 1999, doi: .
Abstract: The system architectures, which allow a high performance fully balanced (FB) system based on ordinary/modified single-ended opamps to be implemented, are investigated and the basic and general requirements are formulated. Two new methods of an FB analog system design, which contribute towards achieving both a high performance IC system implementation and a great reduction of the design time are presented. It is shown that a single-ended system based on any type of opamp (rail-to-rail, constant gm, etc. ), realized in any technology (CMOS, bipolar, BiCMOS, GaAs), can be easily and effectively converted to its FB counterpart in a very practical way. Using the proposed rules, any FB system implementation with opamps (data converter, modulator, filter, etc. ) requires only a single-ended system version design and the drawbacks related to a conventional FB system design are avoided. The principles of the design are pointed out and they are verified by experimental results.
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