Differential current-to-voltage conversion
A technology of differential current and voltage conversion circuit, applied in the direction of differential amplifiers, electrical components, charge amplifiers, etc., to achieve the effect of improving the power supply rejection ratio
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[0015] In the following paragraphs, the differential current-to-voltage conversion circuit 10 is described in the context of a proximity sensor comprising a light emitter (eg, a VCSEL or LED) and a light detector (eg, a photodiode). However, the differential current-to-voltage conversion circuit 10 may be used in other applications, including applications where it is desired to sense relatively small current signals.
[0016] Such as figure 1 As shown, differential current-to-voltage conversion circuit 10 includes an input sampling stage 12 , a differential integration and DC signal cancellation stage 14 , and an amplification and accumulator stage 16 . Circuit 10 may be fabricated, for example, as an integrated semiconductor circuit using standard digital CMOS design and fabrication techniques.
[0017] The input sampling stage 12 is configured to receive a current signal from a current generating device, which in the example shown is a photodetector (eg a photodiode) 20 of ...
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