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Filtre intégré à transferts récursifs

Integrated filtering using multibridge charge coupled filter

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Les auteurs présentent une nouvelle solution microélectronique sous forme de circuit intégré pour le filtrage des fréquences. Elle est fondée sur un principe de recirculation passive des charges dans une structure MOS.Après avoir décrit le mécanisme de fonctionnement, les auteurs présentent les procédés de synthèse. Ils discutent les premiers résultats concernant des structures expérimentales. Ce nouveau principe entre en concurrence avec les techniques du filtre transversal à transfert de charges et du filtre à capacités commutées. L’amélioration attendue tant en surface de silicium utilisée qu’en dissipation est substantielle.

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A new fully integrated mos frequency filter is suggested, using passive charge routing structure. The principle of operation, the synthesis procedure, and the first experimental results are discussed. This new device has to be compared with finite impulse CCD-filters and switched capacitor filters. Large improvements are expected in terms of silicon area and power consumption. Finally, this solution should be of large economical interest for digital communications.

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    Michel Feldmann, Jeannine Henaff, Marie-Ange Kirov & Pierre Duhamel

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Feldmann, M., Henaff, J., Kirov, MA. et al. Filtre intégré à transferts récursifs. Ann. Télécommun. 37, 47–62 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02995594

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