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Class A/AB second-generation current conveyor with controlled current gain

Class A/AB second-generation current conveyor with controlled current gain

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A new second-generation current conveyor whose current transfer from X to Z is controlled by a current, is introduced. It functions in class A/AB and uses a mixed translinear loop and two complementary current mirrors with controlled gain. SPICE simulation results, are given. They underline the high potential of the circuit.

Inspec keywords: active networks; gain control

Other keywords: current transfer; controlled current gain; complementary current mirrors; SPICE simulation; mixed translinear loop; second-generation current conveyor; CCII; class A/AB

Subjects: Active filters and other active networks

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