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Kertas kerja ini mencadangkan satu teknik untuk mengurangkan penyebaran kapasitans dalam penapis kapasitor tersuis (SC). Teknik yang dicadangkan adalah berdasarkan pengagihan caj mudah dan pemindahan caj separa yang boleh digunakan untuk pelbagai topologi penyepadu. Contoh pelaksanaan pada topologi penyepadu sedia ada dan contoh reka bentuk penapis laluan rendah SC tertib ke-2 diberikan untuk menunjukkan prestasi teknik yang dicadangkan. Contoh reka bentuk penapis SC menunjukkan bahawa penapis yang direka menggunakan teknik yang dicadangkan mempunyai kira-kira 23% kurang jumlah kapasitans daripada penapis lulus rendah SC dengan teknik pengurangan penyebaran kapasitans konvensional.
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Retdian NICODIMUS, Shigetaka TAKAGI, "Capacitance Reduction Technique for Switched-Capacitor Circuits Based on Charge Distribution and Partial Charge Transfer" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E94-A, no. 2, pp. 625-632, February 2011, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E94.A.625.
Abstract: This paper proposes a technique to reduce the capacitance spread in switched-capacitor (SC) filters. The proposed technique is based on a simple charge distribution and partial charge transfer which is applicable to various integrator topologies. An implementation example on an existing integrator topology and a design example of a 2nd-order SC low-pass filter are given to demonstrate the performance of the proposed technique. A design example of an SC filter show that the filter designed using the proposed technique has an approximately 23% less total capacitance than the one of SC low-pass filter with conventional capacitance spread reduction technique.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/fundamentals/10.1587/transfun.E94.A.625/_p
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title={Capacitance Reduction Technique for Switched-Capacitor Circuits Based on Charge Distribution and Partial Charge Transfer},
year={2011},
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pages={625-632},
abstract={This paper proposes a technique to reduce the capacitance spread in switched-capacitor (SC) filters. The proposed technique is based on a simple charge distribution and partial charge transfer which is applicable to various integrator topologies. An implementation example on an existing integrator topology and a design example of a 2nd-order SC low-pass filter are given to demonstrate the performance of the proposed technique. A design example of an SC filter show that the filter designed using the proposed technique has an approximately 23% less total capacitance than the one of SC low-pass filter with conventional capacitance spread reduction technique.},
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doi={10.1587/transfun.E94.A.625},
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AU - Retdian NICODIMUS
AU - Shigetaka TAKAGI
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JO - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals
SN - 1745-1337
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AB - This paper proposes a technique to reduce the capacitance spread in switched-capacitor (SC) filters. The proposed technique is based on a simple charge distribution and partial charge transfer which is applicable to various integrator topologies. An implementation example on an existing integrator topology and a design example of a 2nd-order SC low-pass filter are given to demonstrate the performance of the proposed technique. A design example of an SC filter show that the filter designed using the proposed technique has an approximately 23% less total capacitance than the one of SC low-pass filter with conventional capacitance spread reduction technique.
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