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Dynamically Biased Inverter
VDD
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During phase 2 the offset and bias of the inverter is sampled and applied to COS and CB.
During phase 1 COS is connected in series with the input and provides offset cancelling plus bias for M1. CB provides the bias for M2.
Allen and Holberg - CMOS Analog Circuit Design
Dynamic, Push-pull, Cascode Op Amp
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M3 VDD
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Allen and Holberg - CMOS Analog Circuit Design
Dynamic, Push-pull, Cascode Op Amp - Cont'd
Phase 1 Clock Period
VDD
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v+IN - VSS - VB1
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Phase 2 Clock Period
VDD
v-IN - v+IN +
VDD - VB2 
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VSS
v-IN - v+IN +
VSS + VB1 
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Allen and Holberg - CMOS Analog Circuit Design
A Dynamic Op Amp which Operates on Both Clock Phases
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1.6 mW dissipation Settling time = 10 ns into 5 pF
GB ≈ 130 MHz with CL = 2.2 pF 1.5 m technology
Used with a 28.6 MHz clock to realize a 5th order switched capacitor filter with a cutoff frequency of 3.5 MHz.
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X. CMOS DATA CONVERTERS
Contents
X.1 Characterization and definition of D/A converters
X.2 Voltage scaling D/A converters
X.3 Charge scaling D/A converters
X.4 Voltage and charge scaling D/A converters
X.5 Other types of D/A converters,
X.6 Characterization and definition of A/D converters
X.7 Serial A/D converters
X.8 Medium-speed A/D converters
X.9 High-speed A/D converters (Flash, two-step, multiple pipe) X.10 Oversampled A/D converters
X.11 Examples of A/D converters, limits of A/D converters
Organization
Chapter 10
D/A and A/D
Chapter 11
Converters
Analog Systems
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X.1 - CHARACTERIZATION AND DEFINITION OF CONVERTERS
General Concept of Digital-to-Analog (D/A) Converters
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Basic Architecture of a D/A Converter
Continuous Time D/A Converter-
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Classification of D/A Converters
Done by how the converter is scaled-
D/A Converters
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