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Design of Start-up Enabled Bandgap Voltage Reference

Patel et al., 2022

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2844071204129334754
Author
Patel S
Naik A
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Publication venue
2022 6th International Conference on Devices, Circuits and Systems (ICDCS)

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The voltage reference circuits are an important part of analog and mixed-signal VLSI systems. Voltage reference circuits generate constant voltage independent of temperature and supply-voltage variations. In the conventional Bandgap References (BGR) output …
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