The Super-Multi-Tanh Technique for Bipolar Linear Transconductance Amplifiers

Katsuji KIMURA

The Super-Multi-Tanh Technique for Bipolar Linear Transconductance Amplifiers

Katsuji KIMURA

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A novel circuit design technique for bipolar linear transconductance amplifiers is presented. A triple-tail cell, which consists of three emitter-common transistors biased by a single tail current, is exchangeable with an emitter-coupled pair in the multi-tanh cell, such as a multi-tanh doublet, a multi-tanh triplet or a multi-tanh quad. Therefore, the multi-tanh technique is further theoretically expanded to the super-multi-tanh technique. In this paper, the super-multi-tanh technique is proposed and discussed, and furthermore, a super-multi-tanh doublet is verified with bipolar transistor-arrays and discrete resistors on a breadboard.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E79-A No.2 pp.190-198

Publication Date: 1996/02/25

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Katsuji KIMURA, "The Super-Multi-Tanh Technique for Bipolar Linear Transconductance Amplifiers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E79-A, no. 2, pp. 190-198, February 1996, doi: .
Abstract: A novel circuit design technique for bipolar linear transconductance amplifiers is presented. A triple-tail cell, which consists of three emitter-common transistors biased by a single tail current, is exchangeable with an emitter-coupled pair in the multi-tanh cell, such as a multi-tanh doublet, a multi-tanh triplet or a multi-tanh quad. Therefore, the multi-tanh technique is further theoretically expanded to the super-multi-tanh technique. In this paper, the super-multi-tanh technique is proposed and discussed, and furthermore, a super-multi-tanh doublet is verified with bipolar transistor-arrays and discrete resistors on a breadboard.
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