Current mode multiplier based on square root voltage-current...

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific input to output function – Combining of plural signals

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C327S357000

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07400184

ABSTRACT:
A current mode multiplier circuit is provided based on the square root voltage-current relationship of an MOS transistor. The circuit includes first, second and third MOS transistors with a common aspect ratio, and first and second current sources that respectively provide first and second input currents that represent first and second factors to be multiplied. The first and second MOS transistors produce first and second voltages as a function of the first and second input currents, and the third MOS transistor produces a third current as a function of the first and second voltages. In response to the third current, the circuit produces a product signal that represents a product of the first and second factors.

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