Pole/zero compensation in cascode amplifiers

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including differential amplifier

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330292, H03F 345

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ABSTRACT:
Compensation for a second pole located at an internal node (107 and 108) of a two pole cascode differential amplifier (30) is accomplished by introducing a left half plane zero in the transfer function of the cascode differential amplifier (30). This is done by coupling a compensation capacitor (46, 47) between an output node (105, 106) and the internal node (107, 108) of the cascode differential amplifier (30). The compensation capacitors (46, 47) improve high frequency performance of the amplifier (30) by improving phase margin and increasing stability.

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