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What are the criteria for designing a biasing circuit?

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Biasing circuit

Dear all
What's criteria needed to consider in designing biasing circuit? I mean that depends on opamp structure if so give me some guideline to design with some examples.

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a biasing circuit must be able to withstand temperature variations
 

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let me know the biasing structure for each opamp design
 

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Generally the biasing structure is a current mirror and the biasing current shall be PTAT current!
 

Biasing circuit

Normally, the bias circuits must make all the transistors of opamp to work in the saturation region
 

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4th edition of Gray and Meyer teaches you basic to advanced biasing circuits. See active current mirrors chapter. I guess, it is chap.4. Hope this helps.
 

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