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low voltage Band gap reference

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Hi,

I want to design to design a low supply-voltage(1.2V) BGR in 65nm technology (reference out should be around 0.6v). Can any one guide me by providing some suitable architectures and valuable suggestions.

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There are many architectures available. I think you should first try in google.
 

Google Banba
 

CMOS or BiCMOS? if CMOS, this circuit is quite usual, but there is something problem with startup if match is poor...
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It will start up better if you remove R1. The curvature will be more, but it is still a good reference, and it actually generates a bigger Vbe1-Vbe2 which helps with accuracy.
 
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