Comments on: OTA fun http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/2008/07/ota-fun/ Things I learn while living life as per usual Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:41:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Ceaseless Student » OTA fun - continued http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/2008/07/ota-fun/#comment-126 Ceaseless Student » OTA fun - continued Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:35:27 +0000 http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/?p=154#comment-126 [...] So in my last post I showed a first order Gm-C low pass filter. Now I’ll show you how to design your own filter. [...] [...] So in my last post I showed a first order Gm-C low pass filter. Now I’ll show you how to design your own filter. [...]

]]> By: boris http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/2008/07/ota-fun/#comment-125 boris Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:04:01 +0000 http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/?p=154#comment-125 I'd like the paper even though I don't need to implement one. I just like papers. The OTAs I'm using are already in the FPAA so I have little room to maneuver there. They're pretty standard 9-transistor wide range OTAs. *shrug* I’d like the paper even though I don’t need to implement one. I just like papers. The OTAs I’m using are already in the FPAA so I have little room to maneuver there. They’re pretty standard 9-transistor wide range OTAs. *shrug*

]]> By: Scott http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/2008/07/ota-fun/#comment-122 Scott Fri, 25 Jul 2008 12:45:56 +0000 http://www.ceaselessone.com/student/?p=154#comment-122 One of the guys here made a really nice OTA in 90nm... If you want, I can send you the paper on it if you are trying to implement one. After doing op-amp work this summer, I appreciate the benefit of using an OTA over a traditional voltage amplifier... One of the guys here made a really nice OTA in 90nm… If you want, I can send you the paper on it if you are trying to implement one.

After doing op-amp work this summer, I appreciate the benefit of using an OTA over a traditional voltage amplifier…

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