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how to make 1.2v dc from 4vdc in very precisious way??

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hello my problem is ....

i am designing comparator

refernce voltage is 1.2v

the second input of comparator is the output of the charge-pump...

my comparator should react for +/- 5mv changes on 4v output of the charge pump so offset of the comparator should be less then 5mv

(for example if i divide 4.005v on 2 i will have 2.0025 so the offset must be also 2 times smaller )

so the difficulty is how to divide this voltage or how to make it very close to reference voltage ?? it must be done very exacly and would be really good if this circiut will consume just mikroampers...
 

i have worked on comparators but i uused LM&41 as comparaotr.LM&41 compares two voltages only above 1.89v reference.
 

but it is my own design

anybody else can help me

can source follower be so precisiuos??
 

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