Low power current mode bandgap reference circuit with CMOS process

A low power design of CMOS bandgap reference of current mode used in analog-to-digital converter is proposed to obtain stable reference current and voltage. It realizes low power by one-order temperature compensation, resistance startup block, optimized internal operational amplifier and a new desig...

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Main Authors: Wang Xing-hua, Zhong Shun-an, Zhao Qi, Qu Ruoyuan
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Analog-digital conversion
Circuit simulation
Circuit testing
CMOS process
Design optimization
Operational amplifiers
Photonic band gap
Power supplies
Temperature distribution
Voltage
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Summary:A low power design of CMOS bandgap reference of current mode used in analog-to-digital converter is proposed to obtain stable reference current and voltage. It realizes low power by one-order temperature compensation, resistance startup block, optimized internal operational amplifier and a new designed reference voltage buffer instead of closed loop. Under SMIC CMOS 0.35um 1P6M process and simulated by Spectre in Cadence, the circuit offers the current output of 50uA and the voltage output of 0.95V, 2V and 2.6v with a temperature coefficient of 50×10 -6 °C -1 in the range of -40~125°C. With the 3.3V supply, the power in test is lower than 0.2mW.
DOI:10.1109/SMELEC.2010.5549412