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MOSFET-only predictive track and hold circuit

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Qiu, Xiangping

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High-accuracy and high-speed CMOS track-and-hold (T/H) or sample-and-hold (S/H) circuits are an important part of the analog-to-digital interface. The switched-capacitor (SC) circuits usually contain one or more op-amps whose dc offset, finite gain, finite bandwidth have a big impact on the accuracy of the track-and-hold circuit. Basic correlated double sampling...

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A new correction algorithm for gain and phase imbalances in a homodyne receiver

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Vogel, Julia

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The recent demand for wireless transceivers has created a flurry of research into nontraditional receiver architectures. The homodyne receiver, because of its high degree of integration, low complexity and low power consumption, has surfaced a desirable alternative to the well-known heterodyne receiver. However, distortions such as gain and phase imbalance...

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Analysis and measurement of charge injection in switched-capacitor circuits

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Shen, Min

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It has been verified by theoretical analysis, circuit simulation and test that two switch transistors in parallel in a simple sample and hold circuit can be achieve high speed with low error voltage due to charge injection. The wide transistor provides low RC time constant when it is closed and...

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Design of high-performance operational amplifiers using an embedded compensation technique

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Ziazadeh, Ramsin M.

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Kinetics and kinematics of prepubertal children participating in osteogenic physical activity

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Bauer, Jeremy

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Introduction: Recent reports in exercise related bone research have shown increased bone mineral content (BMC) at the femoral neck for prepubescent children participating in exercise programs consisting of repeated drop landings from a height of 61 cm. Increases in BMC from this type of exercise are believed to be the...

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Academic Affiliation

Electrical and Computer Engineering4
College of Health and Human Performance1

Advisor

Temes, Gabor C.2
Allstot, David J.1
Smith, Gerald A.1
Stonick, John T.1

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Stonick, Virginia[remove]5
Higginbotham, Jack1
Kiaei, Sayfe1
Madsen, Victor A.1
Miller, Tom1
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Bauer, Jeremy1
Qiu, Xiangping1
Shen, Min1
Vogel, Julia1
Ziazadeh, Ramsin M.1

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2000-20091
1990-19994

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Electrical and Computer Engineering4
Human Performance1

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Master's5

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Master of Science (M.S.)5

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English [eng]5

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Oregon State University. Graduate School5

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Masters Thesis[remove]5

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In Copyright1

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Switched capacitor circuits2
Bones -- Growth1
Children -- Health and hygiene1
Exercise -- Physiological aspects1
Metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors1
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