Integrated Video-Frequency Continuous-Time Filters
High-Performance Realizations in BiCMOS
Published on 6. October 2012
Book
Paperback/Softback
XXI, 249 pages
978-1-4613-5995-1 (ISBN)
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Advances in the state of the art mean the signal processing ICs of ever-increasing complexity are being introduced. While the typical portion of a large IC devoted to analog circuits has diminished, the performance of those surviving analog signal processing circuits remains vital and their design challenging. Moreover, the emerging high-definition TV technology has created a new area for IC development, one with formidable signal processing requirements. The antialiasing filters needed for one proposed HDTV decoder motivated the research documented in this book. Sharply selective filters place tight constraints on the permitted excess phase shifts of their constituent circuits. Combined with stringent requirements for low distortion at video frequencies, these constraints challenge the IC filter designer.
Integrated Video-Frequency Continuous-Time Filters: High-Performance Realizations in BiCMOS deals with what is arguably the mainstay of analog signal processing circuits. Prominent applications in computer disk-drive read channels, video receivers, rf circuits, and antialiasing and reconstruction in data converters testifies to their importance. Moreover, they are excellent benchmarks for more general analog signal processors. Bipolar and MOSFET transistors, freely combined at the lowest circuit levels, provide the designer with an opportunity to develop potent variations on the standard idioms. The book considers the general principles of BiCMOS circuit design, through to a demanding design problem. This case-study approach allows a concrete discussion of the justification for and practical trade-offs of each design decision.
Audience: A reference work for experienced IC designers and a text for advanced IC design students.
Integrated Video-Frequency Continuous-Time Filters: High-Performance Realizations in BiCMOS deals with what is arguably the mainstay of analog signal processing circuits. Prominent applications in computer disk-drive read channels, video receivers, rf circuits, and antialiasing and reconstruction in data converters testifies to their importance. Moreover, they are excellent benchmarks for more general analog signal processors. Bipolar and MOSFET transistors, freely combined at the lowest circuit levels, provide the designer with an opportunity to develop potent variations on the standard idioms. The book considers the general principles of BiCMOS circuit design, through to a demanding design problem. This case-study approach allows a concrete discussion of the justification for and practical trade-offs of each design decision.
Audience: A reference work for experienced IC designers and a text for advanced IC design students.
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Edition
Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1995
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Research
Illustrations
XXI, 249 p.
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 155 mm
Thickness: 16 mm
Weight
423 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4613-5995-1 (9781461359951)
DOI
10.1007/978-1-4615-2347-5
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Scott D. Willingham | Kenneth W. Martin
Integrated Video-Frequency Continuous-Time Filters
High-Performance Realizations in BiCMOS
Book
07/1995
Kluwer Academic Publishers
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Content
1 Analog Filtering in High-Performance Video Systems.- 1.1 History and Attributes of High-Definition Television.- 1.2 Application of IC filters to HDTV.- 1.3 Integrated Continuous-Time Video Filters: The State-of-the-Art.- References.- 2 Filter Function Approximation Concepts.- 2.1 Terminology and Notation.- 2.2 Magnitude Approximation.- 2.3 Computational Tools for Filter Design.- 2.4 Envelope Delay Equalization.- 2.5 Time Domain Performance of Filters.- 2.6 Design Example: Filter Function for a MUSE Receiver.- References.- 3 Realization of Integrated Continuous-Time Filters.- 3.1 Integrated Circuit Technologies.- 3.2 Integrated Filter Architectural Considerations.- 3.3 Function Decomposition and Biquadratic Filters.- 3.4 Active Ladder Filters.- 3.5 Sensitivity Issues.- 3.6 Filter Tuning.- References.- 4 Distortion in Quasilinear Circuits.- 4.1 Harmonic Distortion-Basic Theory.- 4.2 lntermodulation Distortion.- 4.3 Large-Signal Distortion Effects.- 4.4 Examples of Elementary Distortion Analysis.- 4.5 Anticausal Analysis and Harmonic Predistortion.- 4.6 Relationships Between Harmonic Distortion and Predistortion.- 4.7 Examples of Predistortion Analysis.- 4.8 Distortion of Cascaded Circuits.- 4.9 Double-Sided Power Series and Nonlinear Feedback.- 4.10 Local Versus Global Feedback With Respect to Distortion.- 4.11 Distortion and Offsets in Balanced Circuits.- 4.12 Frequency-Dependent Distortion Analysis.- 4.13 On the Use of SPICE to Simulate Distortion.- Appendix A: Some Useful Power Series.- Appendix B: Exact Harmonic Coefficients from Power Series of Tenth Degree.- References.- 5 Precision High-Frequency Continuous-Time Integrator Circuits in Bicmos.- 5.1 General Integrator Architectures.- 5.2 Low Distortion Transconductors.- 5.3 Translinear Multipliers.- 5.4 BiCMOSMiller Integrator.- 5.5 Common-Mode Feedback.- 5.6 Biasing Circuits.- 5.7 Integrator Simulation Results.- References.- 6 Realization and Testing of A Prototype Low-Distortion Video Filter.- 6.1 Filter Specifications.- 6.2 Filter Architecture.- 6.3 Determination of Component Values.- 6.4 Biasing.- 6.5 Input and Output.- 6.6 Simulation Results.- 6.7 Mask Layout Issues.- 6.8 Circuit Testing and Measurements.- 6.9 Conclusions and Further Research Directions.- References.