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Hi everybody, I'm here again with my thesis project and i have a new problem to solve.
I'm doing a calibration system for ISFET devices and here is the thing:
To achieve a calibrated output, the system should storage a current value to use it later in a series of equations (with electronic devices, of course). The question is ¿Does anybody know if it's possible to storage this current in a continous-time system without have to use DAC's?
¿Maybe using some mirrors or current references?
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks to everybody.
I'm doing a calibration system for ISFET devices and here is the thing:
To achieve a calibrated output, the system should storage a current value to use it later in a series of equations (with electronic devices, of course). The question is ¿Does anybody know if it's possible to storage this current in a continous-time system without have to use DAC's?
¿Maybe using some mirrors or current references?
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks to everybody.