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Design and analysis of two high-speed high dynamic-range track-and-hold amplifiers are presented in this paper using 65- and 90-nm CMOS processes. To achieve remarkable circuit performance in the advanced CMOS regime, the cascode topology with an inductive peaking technique and the distributed topology are employed in the track-and-hold amplifiers. The circuit topology is investigated to obtain the...
A track-and-hold amplifier using 65 nm CMOS process is presented in this paper. The cascode topology with inductive peaking technique is employed to enhance voltage headroom and bandwidth. The input parasitic capacitance of the output buffer is designed as the hold-mode element to further reduce chip size. The dc supply voltage is 1.8 V with a total power consumption of 197 mW. When the input frequency...
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