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B.V.RAJU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Vishnupur , Narsapur , Medak (Dt)

(Affiliated to JNTU, Hyderabad)

2015

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Technical Seminar

On

PRESENTED

BY

R.MANIKANTA

(14211D5707)

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Definition Of CMRR?

CMRR=Adm/Acm

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How to introduce noise in

CMRR

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What is Gyrator??

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o A 180 degrees phase shift occurs for signals traveling from

port-1 to port-2 and zero phase shift occurs for a signals

traveling from port-2 to port-1.

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INTRODUCTION

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As for differential signal transfer in these filter circuits,

it is important to consider normal/common-mode noise.

For the common-mode noise rejection, the filter circuits

generally applied a differential amplifier with a common-

mode feedback (CMFB) scheme

FCMFB scheme

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Active inductor with gyrator-C network.

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Floating active transformer.

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Gm amplifiers consist of the CMFB scheme with common

resistances.

The CMFB scheme keeps the DC voltage of the output

constant

In this circuit, the DC levels of the input/output should be

lower/higher than half of the VDD

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By adding Gm amplifiers, Gm3, to the ladder

structure, we can reduce common-mode noise.

It is shown in fig floating active transformer.

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Each port of the differential signal is inverted and connected

to the opposite side

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Half part of floating active transformer.

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- I1 + V3Gm2 =0: node 1;

- I2 + V4Gm2 = 0: node 2;

sCV3 -V1Gm1 + V2Gm3 = 0: node 3;

sCV4 - V2Gm1 + V1Gm3 = 0: node 4;

V1 = sL11I1 + sM12I2 =

sCI1

+

sCI2

Gm2Gm3_ Gm1Gm2_

V2 = sL22I2 + sM21I1 =

sCI2

+

sCI1

Gm2Gm3_ Gm1Gm2_

L11 = L22 =

C

; M12 = M21 =

C

Gm2Gm3_Gm1Gm2

_

_ Del

=

Gm12 _-Gm3

2

/Gm1Gm3

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When we set a larger equivalent mutual conductance, more

noise reduction can be achieved.

we can control the mutual inductance M and the inductance

Lby changes of the parameter Gmx. When Gm3 increases, M

increases

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Circuit configuration of 6th order LC-ladder LPF with common-mode noise

reduction.

Using this active transformer, simultaneous LC-ladder filter

operation and common-mode noise reduction is possible.

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Conclusion

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References

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THANK YOU