Implementation of Linear and Nonlinear circuits using Operational Transconductance Amplifier
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This paper describes implementation of CMOS based linear and non-linear analog circuits using operational trans conductance amplifier as the basic element. These circuits have their applications in communication and signal processing areas. In this work PSPICE is used for the simulation of various analog circuits. The corresponding results are presented.
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