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ORCIDISCAS 1994: London, UK - Volume 5
- 1994 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, ISCAS 1994, London, England, UK, May 30 - June 2, 1994. IEEE 1994, ISBN 0-7803-1916-8
LCS 1: Matching & Passive Circuits
- Catherine Dehollain, Jacques Neirynck:
Double Broadband Matching of a Lowpass Generator and a Lowpass Load by Equal Minima Gain Functions. 1-4 - Yichuang Sun, J. Kel Fidler:
Design of II Impedance Matching Networks. 5-8 - Catherine Dehollain, Jacques Neirynck:
General Formulas for the Ideal Flat Gain in the Case of Double Broadband Matching. 9-12 - Qingjian Yu, Omar Wing:
Circuit Model of Coupled Transmission Lines with Frequency-Dependent Transformations. 13-16 - S. W. Drury, George P. H. Styan, Gerald E. Subak-Sharpe:
On a Fundamental Upper Limit for the Open-Circuit Resistance Measurable between any Two Terminals of a Positive Resistance Network. 17-20 - Armen H. Zemanian:
Strange Behavior in Inifinite and Transfinite Networks. 21-24 - Frederick J. Winter:
Equal Phase, Variable Crossover, Ladder Realizable, Diplexers using the Butterworth Polynomial. 25-28 - Fung-Yuel Chang:
Waveform Relaxation Synthesis of Distributed-Lumped Network Characteristic Models. 29-32 - Omar Wing:
Analytic, Rational Approximation of square root of s. 33-35
LCS 2(Posters): Analog Compuational Systems & Tests
- Kewei Yang, Andreas G. Andreou:
The Multiple Input Floating Gate MOS Differential Amplifier An Analog Computational Building Block. 37-40 - F. Lavainne, Yang Ni, Francis Devos, P. de Came:
Adaptive Smart Imager for Pulse Structured Light Vision. 41-44 - Hitoshi Miwa, Kewei Yang, Philippe O. Pouliquen, Nagendra Kumar, Andreas G. Andreou:
Storage Enhancement Techniques for Digital Memory Based, Analog Computational Engines. 45-48 - Gerson A. S. Machado, Chris Toumazou, Tor Sverre Lande:
On the Feasibility of SI for low-Power VLSI Biomedical Signal Processing. 49-52 - Elisaveta D. Gadzheva, Lyudmila H. Raykovska:
Nullator-Norator Spproach for Diagnosis and Fault Prediction in Analog Circuits. 53-56 - Yujiro Inouye, Boubacar Sako:
Identifiability of Multichannel Linear Systems Driven by Colored Inputs and Its Application to Blidn Signal Separation. 57-60 - Dimitris K. Papakostas, Alkis A. Hatzopoulos:
Fault Detection in Linear Bipolar ICs: Comparative Results Between Power Supply Current and Output Voltage Measurements. 61-64 - Harry W. Li, Michael J. Dallabetta, Howard B. Demuth:
Measuring the Impulse Response of Linear Systems using an Analog Correlator. 65-68 - Alek Vainshtein, Igor M. Filanovsky:
Isolation Electromagnetically coupled DC and AC current sensor and detector. 69-72 - Gerald Hemetsberger, Roland Hellfajer:
Approach to Simulating Acoustics in Supersonic Flow by means of Multidimensional Vector-WDFs. 73-76 - Yukiya Miura, Sachio Naito, Kozo Kinoshita:
A Case Study of Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit Testing: An Application of Current Testing Using the Upper Limit and the Lower Limit. 77-80
LCS 3: Amplifiers & Filters
- J. Francisco Duque-Carrillo, Raquel Pérez-Aloe, José M. Valverde:
An Improved Biasing Circuit for High Input CMR Op Amps. 81-84 - Gerhard Nebel, Ulrich Kleine, Hans-Jörg Pfleiderer:
Large Bandwidth BiCMOS Operational Amplifiers for SC-Video-Applications. 85-88 - Tarmo Ruotsalainen, Juha Kostamovaara:
A 50 MHz CMOS Differential Amplifier Channel for a Laser Range Finding Device. 89-92 - Khayrollah Hadidi, Gabor C. Temes:
A Novel Input Differential Pair for Improved Linearity Buffer and S/H Amplifier Design. 93-96 - Stanislaw Szczepanski:
VHF Fully-Differential Linearized CMOS Transconductance Element and its Applications. 97-100 - Santiago Celma, Alfonso Carlosena, Pedro A. Martínez:
Current Feedback Amplifiers Based Sinusoidal Oscillators. 101-104 - Hirotaka Koizumi, Minoru Iwadare, Shinsaku Mori, Kazunaga Ikeda:
A Class D Type High Frequency Tuned Power Amplifier with Class E Switching Conditions. 105-108 - K. R. Pai, K. V. V. Murthy, V. Ramachandran:
Analysis and Design of Low-Q and High-Q Filters Derived from Complementary Pole-Pair Filters. 109-112 - Michael C. Layos, Ioannis Haritantis:
Current Mode Integrated Filters using Wave Port Adaptors. 113-116
LCS 4: Mathematical Approaches to Circuits & Systems
- Hung-Chou Chen, Fan-Ren Chang, Gwo-Jeng Ju:
Inversion of unimodular Matrices via State-Space Approach. 117-120 - Kohshi Okumura, Satoru Higashino:
A Method for Solving Complex Linear Equation of AC Network by Interval Computation. 121-124 - Ezra Zeheb:
Conditions for Hurwitz Stability of Interval Matrices. 125-127 - Vassil S. Dimitrov, Todor Cooklev:
Hybrid Algorithm for the Computation of the Matrix Polynomial using a Fractal Number System. 129-132 - Thomas Felderhoff:
A New Approach to Design A-Stabel Linear Multistep Integration Algorithms. 133-136 - Sandra A. Yost, Peter H. Bauer, Kasyapa Balemarthy:
On the Double Biliniear Transformation and Nonessential Singularities of the Second Kind at Infinity. 137-140 - Ettore Fornasini, Maria Elena Valcher:
State Models of 2D Positive Systems. 141-144 - A. Kanellakis, Panajotis Agathoklis:
A New Digital Filter Structure Generated by the Schwarz Matrix Form. 145-148 - Corneliu A. Marinov, Jukka-Pekka Santanen:
Iterative Waveform Relaxation Bounds for General RC Circuits. 149-152
LCS 5 (Posters): Nonlinear and Graph Theory
- Jaime Ramírez-Angulo:
Modular Approach for Analog VLSI Fuzzy Control Implementation and Piecewise Linear Approximation. 153-156 - B. Bandyopadhyay, Jayalekshmi Nair, M. C. Srisailam:
On the Design of Stabilizing Control for Structured Uncertain Singularly perturbed Systems. 157-160 - Jacek Wojciechowski, Jirí Vlach:
Spectra of Graphs with Circulant Blocks and their Applications. 161-164 - Jin-Liang Wan, Wai-Kai Chen:
A Set of Youla's Equivalent Constraints on Broadband Matching. 165-168 - Hitoshi Watanabe:
Theory of Information Network - Properties of Minimum Response Time Network. 169-172 - Yoko Kamidoi, Shin'ichi Wakabayashi, Noriyoshi Yoshida:
On Three-Way Graph Partitioning. 173-176 - Riccardo Caponetto, Luigi Fortuna, C. Vinci:
Design of Fuzzy Filters by Genetic Algorithms. 177-180 - Katsunori Suzuki, Yoshifumi Nishio, Shinsaku Mori:
Twin-Chaos - Simultaneous Asynchronous Oscillations of Chaos. 181-184 - Lori Lucke, Randall A. Kroenke:
Training Recursive Structures for Weighted Order Statistic Filtering. 185-188 - D. R. Webster, David G. Haigh, Anthony E. Parker:
Distortion Compensation of Multi-Mesfet Circuits. 189-192
LCS 6 (Posters): Circuit, Theory, Analysis and Modelling
- Benjamín Iñíguez, Eugenio García-Moreno:
Development of a Cinfinty-Continuous Small-Signal Model for a MOS Transistor. 193-196 - Artice M. Davis:
The Heaviside Tehory of Lumped Circuits and Differential Systems Based on Causality. 197-200 - Atsushi Kawakami:
A Realization Method of the Transfer Functions Containing Variable Parameter. 201-204 - Ahmet Aksen, B. Siddik Yarman:
A Semi-Analytical Procedure to Describe Lossless Two-Ports with Mixed Lumped and Distributed Elements. 205-208 - Frode Larsen, Mohammed Ismail, Ali Iranmanesh:
A Test Structurefor Extraction of Resistance Matching Properties. 209-212 - Farbod Aram, Aria Eshraghi, Terri S. Fiez:
Compact and Accurate MOST Model for Analog Circuit Hand Calculations. 213-216 - Zdzislaw Czarnul, Shigetaka Takagi, Nobuo Fujii, Tetsuya Iida, Takeshi Yanagisawa:
Principles of nonlinearity Cancellation in Linear MOS Systems using MRC Circuits. 217-220 - Andreas Poncet, George S. Moschytz:
Optimal Order for Signal and System Modeling. 221-224 - Liviu Goras, Adrian Leuciuc:
Further Generalization of Higher Order Elements: State Characterization and Synthesis. 225-228 - M. Zhuang, Wolfgang Mathis:
Research on Stepsize Control in the BDF Method for Solving Differential Algebraic Equations. 229-232 - Carlos A. Losada, David G. Haigh:
On non-Linear Multi-FET Analysis. 233-236 - Jaromír Brzobohatý, Jirí Pospísil, Zdenek Kolka:
DC Analysis of Networks Containing Ideal Diodes, using the Decomposed State Model of a One-Dimensional Piecewise-Linear System. 237-240 - D. R. Webster, Anthony E. Parker, David G. Haigh, Paul M. Radmore:
Device Circuit Interaction in the Common Source Amplifier. 241-244 - Jinhui Chao, Teruyuki Sato, Kohichi Sakaniwa, Shigeo Tsujii:
New Results on Stability Theory of Time-Varying Linear Systems. 245-248 - Adam Okninski, Marian Piekarski:
Synthesis of Quasi-Cascade Orthogonal Digital Filters via State-State Technique. 249-252
ASP 1: Continuous-Time Filter
- José Silva-Martínez:
Effect of the Transistor Mismatches on the Performance of Fully-Differential OTAS. 253-256 - William B. Kuhn, Aicha Elshabini-Riad, F. William Stephenson:
A New Tuning Technique for Implementing Very High Q, Continuous-Time, Bandpass Filters in Radio Receiver Applications. 257-260 - Michiel H. L. Kouwenhoven, G. L. E. Monna, Chris J. M. Verhoeven, Arthur H. M. van Roermund:
Design of Optimal Dynamic Range Integrated Mixer-Filter Systems. 261-264 - Lu Yue, John I. Sewell, Nigel P. J. Greer:
Canonical Realisation of Ladder Based Transconductor-capacitor Filters. 265-268 - Adam Wyszynski, Rolf Schaumann:
Frequency and Phase Tuning of Continuous-Time Integrated Filters using Common-Mode Signals. 269-272 - Christopher J. Abel, Satoshi Sakurai, Frode Larsen, Mohammed Ismail:
Four-Quadrant CMOS/BiCMOS Multipliers Using Linear-Region MOS Transistors. 273-276 - Paul D. Walker, Michael M. Green:
A Novel Transconductance Block Eliminates the Need for Common-Mode Feedback in Fully Differential Circuits. 277-280 - Adam Wyszynski, Rolf Schaumann:
Avoiding Common-Mode Feedback in Continuous-Time Gm-C Filters by Use of Lossy Integrators. 281-284 - Richard A. H. Balmford, William Redman-White, John B. Hughes:
Low Distortion Interfaces and Anti-alias Filters for Switched Current Applications. 285-288
ASP 2: Switch Current Filter
- David G. Nairn:
Zero-Voltage Switching in Switched Current Circuits. 289-292 - John B. Hughes, Kenneth W. Moulding:
A Switched-Current Double Sampling Bilinear Z-Transform Filter Technique. 293-296 - Peter Shah, Chris Toumazou:
Trading Off Sspeed Versus Dynamic Range in Switched Current Circuits. 297-300 - Peter M. Sinn, Gordon W. Roberts:
A Comparison of First and Second Generation Switched-Current Cells. 301-304 - Bengt E. Jonsson, Sven Eriksson:
A Low Voltage Wave SI Filter Implementation using Improved Delay Elements. 305-308 - Antônio Carlos M. de Queiroz, Paulo R. Melo Pinheiro:
Switched-Current Ladder Band-Pas Filters. 309-312 - Kari Halonen, Kimmo Koli, Jukka Wallinheimo, Harri Kimppa:
An Integrated Fully-Differential Switched-Current Ladder Filter. 313-316 - Alberto Yufera, Adoración Rueda, José L. Huertas:
A Study of the Sensitivity of Switched-Current Wave Analog Filters to Mismatching and Clock-Feedthrough Errors. 317-320 - Wang Ping, José E. Franca:
Switched-Current Multirate Filtering. 321-324
ASP 3 (Posters): Data Converters
- Shu-Yuan Chin, Chung-Yu Wu:
An Alorithmic Analog-to-Digital Converter with low Ratio-and Gain-Sensitivities and 4N-Clock Conversion Cycle. 325-328 - Thomas Kaulberg, Gudmundur Bogason:
An Angledetector Based on Magnetic Sensing. 329-332 - Paul T. Maguire, Qiuting Huang:
Quantiser Gain in Nth-Order Sigma-Delta Modulator Linear Models: Its Determination Based on Constant Output Power Criterion. 333-336 - Antonio Petraglia, Marcos Aurélio de Andrade Pinheiro:
Effects of Quantiation noise in Parallel Arrays of Analog-to-Digital Converters. 337-340 - Jorge R. Fernandes, Manuel Medeiros Silva:
Error Analysis of Parallel Analog to Digital Converters. 341-344 - João Goes, José E. Franca, Nuno F. Paulino, Jorge A. Grilo, Gabor C. Temes:
High-Linearity Calibration of Low-Resolution Digital-to-Analog Converters. 345-348 - Gary Ushaw, Steve McLaughlin
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On the Stability and Configuration of Sigma Data Modulators. 349-352 - Frédéric Gourgue, Maurice G. Bellanger, Sabrina Azrouf, Vincent Bruneau:
A Bandpass Subsampled Delta-Sigma Modulator for Narrowband Cellular Mobile Communications. 353-356 - Ronald F. Cormier Jr., Terry L. Sculley, Roberto H. Bamberger:
Combining Subband Decomposition and Sigma Delta Modulation for Wideband A/D Conversion. 357-360 - Lars Risbo:
Stability Predictions for High-Order SigmaDelta Modulators Based on Quasilinear Modeling. 361-364 - Philip Steiner, Woodward Yang:
Stability Analysis of the Second Order Sigma-Delta Modulator. 365-368 - Ligang Zhang, Terry L. Sculley, Terri S. Fiez:
A 12 Bit, 2V Current-Mode Pipelined A/D Converter Nonlinearity. 369-372 - Zhiqiang Gu, W. Martin Snelgrove:
Frequency-Domain Analysis of A/D Converter Nonlinearity. 373-376 - Jorge Guilherme, José E. Franca:
Digitally-Controlled Analogue Signal Processing and Conversion Techniques Employing a Logarithmic Building Block. 377-380 - Carlos Azeredo Leme, Piero Malcovati, Henry Baltes:
An Oversampled Modulator for A/D Conversion with Minimized Analog Content. 381-384
ASP 4: Current Mode CCts
- John Gates, Ezz I. El-Masry, Brent Maundy:
General First and Second Order Current-Mode Building Blocks. 385-388 - Igor Mucha:
Towards a True Current Operational Amplifier. 389-392 - Dan Stiurca:
Systematic Generation of Current-Mode Second Order RC Oscillators. 393-396 - Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom, Jitkasem Ngarmnil:
Transistor-Level Consideration of an RC Current-Mode Oscillator using Unity-Gain Current-Mirrors. 397-400 - Khaled Hayatleh, S. Porta, F. J. Lidgey:
High Frequency Performance of Current-Mode Precision Full Wave Rectifiers. 401-404 - Philip I. Neaves, John V. Hatfield:
An Analogue Current-Mode Signal Processing ASIC for Interrogating Resistive Sensor Arrays. 405-408 - Vladimir I. Prodanov, Michael M. Green:
A Current-Mode FDNR Circuit Element using Capacitive Gyrators. 409-412 - Gaetano Palumbo:
Design of the Wilson and Improved Wilson MOS Current Mirrors to Reach the Best Settling time. 413-416 - Iuri Mehr, Terry Sculley:
A 16-Bit Current Sample/Hold Circuit Using a Digital CMOS Process. 417-420
ASP 5: Sigma-delta and Oversampling 1: Techniques
- Victor da Fonte Dias:
Sigma-Delta Signal Processing. 421-424 - V. Uhlemann, Bedrich J. Hosticka, Werner Brockherde:
Interlaced Sampling for Noise Reduction. 425-428 - Ramin Khoini-Poorfard, David A. Johns:
Mismatch Effects in Time-Interleaved Oversampling Converters. 429-432 - Stephen A. Jantzi, C. Ouslis, Adel S. Sedra:
Transfer Function Design for Delta-Sigma Converters. 433-436 - Armond Hairapetian, Gabor C. Temes:
A Dual-Quantization Multi-Bit Sigma Delta Analog/Digital Converter. 437-440 - Ian Galton:
Higher-Order Delta-Sigma Frequency to Digital Conversion. 441-444 - Fernando Medeiro, Maria Belen Pérez-Verdú, Ángel Rodríguez-Vázquez, José L. Huertas:
Modeling OpAmp-Induced Harmonic Distorition for Switched-Capacitor Sigma-Delta Modulator Design. 445-448 - Søren Hein:
Tone Supression in General Double-Loop Sigma-Delta Modulators using Chaos. 449-452 - Stephen A. Jantzi, Kenneth W. Martin, W. Martin Snelgrove, Adel S. Sedra:
A Complex Bandpass Delta-Sigma Converter for Digital Radio. 453-456
ASP 6: Data Converters, Sigma Delta & Oversampling II: Implementation
- Zhiqiang Gu, W. Martin Snelgrove:
Analysis and Design of Adaptive Self-Trimming Technique for A/D Converters. 457-460 - John Wu, Bosco Leung, Sehat Sutarja:
A Mismatch Independent DNL Pipelined Analog to Digital Converter. 461-464 - Andrew Cable, Ramesh Harjani:
A 6-Bit 50MHz Current-Subtracting Two Step Flash Converter. 465-468 - Andrew T. K. Tang, Chris Toumazou:
Novel Self-Calibrated High-Speed D/A Converter using Trimmable Current Sources. 469-472 - Keng Leong Fong, C. André T. Salama:
Low-Power Current-Mode Algorithmic ADC. 473-476 - Srinivas V. Pattamatta, Praveen Manapragada, Vineet Dalal, Richard Schreier:
A Switched-Current Bandpass Delta-Sigma Modulator. 477-480 - Jenn-Yu Gary Lin, Miran Milovic, Phillip E. Allen:
A Delta-Modulated Analog-to-Digital Conversion Techique for Digital Microsensors. 481-484 - Nianxiong Tan, Sven Eriksson:
A Fully Differential Switched-Current Delta-Sigma Modulator Using a Single 3.3-V Power Supply Voltage. 485-488 - Omid Shoaei, W. Martin Snelgrove:
Optimal (Bandpass) Continuous-Time Sigma-Delta Modulator. 489-492
ASP 7: Low Voltage Analogue & High frequency amplifiers
- Douglas Frey:
A 3.3 Volt Electronically Tunable Active Filter Usable to Beyond 1 GHz. 493-496