A 2V rail-to-rail micropower CMOS comparator
The design of a rail-to-rail micropower comparator in CMOS technology is described. The circuit is intended for implantable biomedical devices powered by batteries, with a total consumption of 500nA and operation up to supply voltages of 2V. This cell, currently being fabricated, has a core die area...
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1996
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