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A 0.6-V, 1.56-nW, 5.87-ppm/°C, 0.23%/V CMOS-Only Subthreshold Voltage Reference with the Threshold Voltage Difference

Posted on: Jun 23, 2022 | Posted by: Biotech Mag

Abstract A low-supply, nano-watt level CMOS-only voltage reference is proposed in this paper for the internet-of-things, wireless sensor networks, and implantable biomedical...

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