3 stage CMOS Amplifier
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This document summarizes the design of a three stage CMOS operational amplifier including a bias network in a 0.35um CMOS process. The op-amp has specifications including a DC gain greater than 60dB, gain bandwidth greater than 1MHz, phase margin greater than 45 degrees, and a load capacitance of 30pF. The input stage uses a source-coupled pair and folded mirror transistors, the second stage is a common source PMOS gain stage, and the third stage is a class AB push-pull output stage to provide rail-to-rail output swing.
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