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A single-ended output differential amplifier can be implemented by loading a PMOS
current mirror on the top of the circuit of Fig.
The proposed topology includes an interesting power saving strategy in which a single NMOS cascode
current mirror serves three functions simultaneously; it conveys X terminal current to Z output, provides high impedance at Z terminal and helps further reducing the X terminal impedance by establishing a negative feedback loop.
The output current is transferred by the two output cascoded
current mirror (MOSFETs [M.sub.18], [M.sub.19], [M.sub.20], [M.sub.21], [M.sub.22], and [M.sub.23]).
The error amplifier is a one-stage
current mirror OTA, as figure 2 shows.
The first stage is a single-ended differential pair with active
current mirror load.
A
current mirror CMOS circuit is integrated with an MTJ-STO element as shown in Figure 3.
For the current bias as the tail, a
current mirror with a stable reference current, [I.sub.REF], can be employed in the integrated circuits to give a high output resistance, [R.sub.T].
The proposed mixer is based on a
current mirror amplifier combined with passive switching core and minimizes the number of passive components.
The detector current is copied linearly and accurately to an off-pixel integration capacitor by the help of a current feedback structure implemented with a NMOS
current mirror and a PMOS cascode
current mirror.