CMOS comparator output circuit with high gain and hysteresis

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude

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327 77, 327205, H03K 3037

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059458526

ABSTRACT:
A comparator circuit (100) produces a binary output voltage at an output (109) in response to a time varying input signal received at an input (108). The comparator circuit includes an output circuit (106) having a first current mirror (202), a second current mirror (204), a bias circuit (206) and a helping current source (208). Bias currents are applied in response to the state of the output voltage at the output to increase the gain and the hysteresis of the output circuit.

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