Current integrator circuit with conversion of an input current i

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Generating sawtooth or triangular output

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327103, H03K 406

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ABSTRACT:
A current integrator for generating an output voltage (Vo) in response to an input current (Ii) to be integrated. The input current is applied to an integration capacitor via a current-current converter. This enables one end of the integration capacitor to be connected to a fixed voltage and to be implemented by means of a MOS transistor which occupies a comparatively small area. A further area reduction is possible by making the current gain (K) of the current-current converter smaller than 1.

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