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In designing a bias circuit , u need to take care of certain parameters like 1) the gate voltage 2) the bias point should be such that the circuit should operate in the region of interest even if small disturbances occur ...
There are many other parameters and u should make a compromise between them based on your requirements,cost and level of optimization..
Am attaching a PDF on " Bias Circuit Design for LV Cascode Transistors "
Hope this might be useful to u.
It's a strange paper. No Circuit Schematics in that paper.
itsthepip said:
In designing a bias circuit , u need to take care of certain parameters like 1) the gate voltage 2) the bias point should be such that the circuit should operate in the region of interest even if small disturbances occur ...
There are many other parameters and u should make a compromise between them based on your requirements,cost and level of optimization..
Am attaching a PDF on " Bias Circuit Design for LV Cascode Transistors "
Hope this might be useful to u.
The simpliest way is to use the active resistor (diode connected MOS)to act as voltage divider . Or use a current to provide the current and the current cross
the divide resistors .
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