Abstract:
An integrated circuit arrangement (300) has at least one electronic component (302), and also at least one resistance determining circuit that is coupled to the electronic component and is monolithically integrated with the latter and serves for determining the parasitic non-reactive resistance (303) of at least the lead to the at least one electronic component.
Abstract:
An amplifier circuit for an oscillator in a defined oscillating frequency range includes a plurality of transconductors, wherein at least one transconductor has a positive transconductance, and wherein at least one other transconductor has a negative transconductance, wherein the transconductors together provide a positive amplification, and a passive impedance element coupled to at least one fed back transconductor, wherein the transconductance of the transconductor and the impedance element are dimensioned so that, in the oscillating frequency range, a given phase difference is present between a signal at the input and a signal at the output.
Abstract:
The invention provides an amplifier arrangement which is of multistage design. The output transistor in the output stage has a coupling path between its control input and its controlled path. The coupling path comprises a series circuit comprising a Miller compensation capacitance and a resistance with a controllable resistance value. It is thus possible to ensure stable operation of the amplifier regardless of bias and load conditions while simultaneously reducing the quiescent current drawn.