Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1995-03-16
1996-10-15
Fourson, George
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 34, 437 45, 437 56, 437 58, H01L 2170
Patent
active
055653758
ABSTRACT:
A self-cascoding transconductance circuit has cascoding and current sink/source FETs, serially connected with their gates tied together to receive an input voltage, wherein the cascoding FET has a threshold voltage having an absolute value at least 0.1 volts less than that of the current sink/source FET to ensure that the current sink/source FET operates in its saturated region. A CMOS structure implementing the self-cascoding transconductance circuit has two doped threshold adjust regions formed beneath a gate electrode such that the two doped threshold adjust regions respectively effectuate the cascode and current sink/source FETs which then share the gate electrode. A method of forming the CMOS structure includes forming two self-cascoding transconductance circuits electrically connected in parallel such that they share a common drain region between their respective gate electrodes, and each has one source region. By forming the two self-cascoding transconductance circuits in such a fashion, the effect of alignment errors contributed by each of the parallel connected self-cascoding transconductance circuits is cancelled out for the combined circuit.
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Hiser Douglas L.
Loh Kou-Hung L.
Fourson George
IMP Inc.
Pham Long
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