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A novel multi-output current amplifier exhibiting independent electronically controllable gains is proposed. The new device provides a cost-efficient and low-power solution to filter designs. While multi-output devices are often employed to reduce active components within the filters, the proposed device conserves the independent tuning characteristics. Current-mode two-integrator-loop filter topologies are considered as the demonstrating examples. The experimental results obtained from a 0.18 µm complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process are provided.

Inspec keywords: low-power electronics; programmable circuits; current-mode circuits; amplifiers; gain control; active filters; CMOS analogue integrated circuits; integrating circuits

Other keywords: low power solution; size 0.18 mum; multioutput current amplifier; electronically controllable gain; current mode two integrator loop filter; filter design; CMOS process; programmable multigain current amplifier

Subjects: CMOS integrated circuits; Active filters and other active networks; Amplifiers

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