A floating active inductor based CMOS cochlea filter with high tunability and sharp cut-off
A floating active inductor based CMOS cochlea filter with high tunability and sharp cut-off
This paper presents the design of a CMOS cochlea filter channel which achieves high tunability, sharp stopband cutoff and low power consumption with the use of floating active inductor (FAI) as the basic building block. Simulation results show that over 40dB of gain enhancement together with 20% frequency tuning can be achieved at the same time by adjusting only one circuit parameter. A fifth-order elliptic filter providing a stop-band slope of 65.4 ∼ 139.8 dB/octave is used as the last stage of the cochlea filter. The power consumption of the cochlea filter channel is 86μW.
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Wang, Shiwei
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Koickal, Thomas Jacob
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Hamilton, A.
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Mastropaolo, E.
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Cheung, R.
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9 September 2013
Wang, Shiwei
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Koickal, Thomas Jacob
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Hamilton, A.
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Mastropaolo, E.
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Cheung, R.
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Wang, Shiwei, Koickal, Thomas Jacob, Hamilton, A., Mastropaolo, E., Cheung, R. and Smith, L.
(2013)
A floating active inductor based CMOS cochlea filter with high tunability and sharp cut-off.
In 2013 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, ISCAS 2013.
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(doi:10.1109/ISCAS.2013.6571815).
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This paper presents the design of a CMOS cochlea filter channel which achieves high tunability, sharp stopband cutoff and low power consumption with the use of floating active inductor (FAI) as the basic building block. Simulation results show that over 40dB of gain enhancement together with 20% frequency tuning can be achieved at the same time by adjusting only one circuit parameter. A fifth-order elliptic filter providing a stop-band slope of 65.4 ∼ 139.8 dB/octave is used as the last stage of the cochlea filter. The power consumption of the cochlea filter channel is 86μW.
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Published date: 9 September 2013
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2013 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, ISCAS 2013, , Beijing, China, 2013-05-19 - 2013-05-23
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