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Synthesis and study of evolutionary optimised sensor linearisation with translinear & FPGA circuits
Published in International Journal of Electronics, 2022
S. Sundararajan, Madhusoodanan Kottarthil Naduvil, A Abudhahir, K T Gandhi Karuna, G Noble
A translinear circuit is a current mode circuit that performs its function using the translinear principle which states that the product of current flowing in the clockwise direction is equal to the current flowing in the anticlockwise direction in a closed loop of diodes (Gilbert, 1975). Translinear circuits can operate at a high speed and low slew rate limit with reduced power because of limited voltage swings. These circuits are used to realise mathematical functions whereby a small number of transistors can implement considerably complex functions. The current mode circuits compensate for the errors during finite transistor gain automatically (Yin et al., 2005).