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The IEEE-IISc VLSI Chapter is hosting a presentation on design techniques for ultra-low-distortion filters, focusing on opamp-based filters with detailed transistor-level insights. The talk will cover methods to achieve low distortion in active-RC band-pass filters and sinusoidal oscillators, demonstrating prototypes with impressive THD performance. The event is scheduled for January 29, 2025, from 5:00-6:30 PM at IISc, followed by a Freshers' Orientation.

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The IEEE-IISc VLSI Chapter is hosting a presentation on design techniques for ultra-low-distortion filters, focusing on opamp-based filters with detailed transistor-level insights. The talk will cover methods to achieve low distortion in active-RC band-pass filters and sinusoidal oscillators, demonstrating prototypes with impressive THD performance. The event is scheduled for January 29, 2025, from 5:00-6:30 PM at IISc, followed by a Freshers' Orientation.

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IEEE-IISc VLSI Chapter presents

Design Techniques for


Ultra-Low-Distortion Filters
Opamp-based Filters with More Transistor Level Details
Histogram test and THD measurement of high-resolution(18 to 20 bits) ADCs require a
sinusoidal source with THD approximately -140dBc. Bench-top generators can be used,
but they are bulky. The alternatives are to use a band-pass filter to clean up a medium-
accuracy (approximately -80 dBc) sinusoid from a DAC or to use a sinusoidal oscillator.
In either case, a very low distortion filter core is essential. This work investigates
techniques for realizing ultra-low-distortion band-pass filters.
Active-RC filters have a very low distortion because nonlinearities can be suppressed
using a high loop gain. The main sources of distortion in an active-RC bandpass filter
are (a) The nonlinearity of the output stage of the opamp used in the active filter
coupled with the capacitance at the input of that stage; This is suppressed using a
buffer between the first and the second stage of the opamp, (b) distortion contributed
by passive components(integrating capacitors) in the feedback loop that is not
suppressed by the loop gain; This is mitigated using distortion cancellation, and (c)
output conductance nonlinearity of the opamp; This is suppressed using a gain-
boosted cascode output stage.
Using the principles above, low-distortion band-pass filters and sinusoidal oscillators
are demonstrated in a 0.6 μm process. With a 5.6V supply, the 1kHz/10kHz band-pass
filter prototype has 60 dB HD2 attenuation and -143 dBc/ -142 dBc THD for a 10 Vppd
output. The 1 kHz/ 10 kHz oscillator has -133 dBc/ -111 dBc THD for a 10 Vppd output.
Speaker for the Day
Nagendra Krishnapura
Nagendra Krishnapura obtained his BTech from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, and his PhD from Columbia
University, New York. He has worked as an analog design engineer at Celight, Multilink, and Vitesse semiconductor. He has taught
analog circuit design courses at Columbia University as an adjunct faculty. He is currently a professor at the Indian Institute of
Technology, Madras. His interests are analog and RF circuit design and analog signal processing.

Time Scan to Register Talk will be followed by


5:00-6:30 PM
the much-awaited
Date IEEE-IISc VLSI Chapter
29th January, 2025
Freshers’ Orientation.
Venue A chance for you
Room 137, DESE, IISc to join us!
MS Teams

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