ccw27
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Current mirror bandgap
Depicted below is a current mirror bandgap. I am having troubling with the biasing. Points A and B are the same, however the Vds of M6≠M7, M3≠M4 and M1≠M2. I know Vds is a weak function of current in this kind of configuration as current in both branches are well matched. How do you ensure that Vgs and Vds are matched in simulation under 2.5V supply?
In my current simulation Vg of M1 and M2 is 1.6V, Vg of M3 and M4 is 690mV and Vg of M6 and M7 is 1.5V. A and B equals 711mV.
Thanks
Depicted below is a current mirror bandgap. I am having troubling with the biasing. Points A and B are the same, however the Vds of M6≠M7, M3≠M4 and M1≠M2. I know Vds is a weak function of current in this kind of configuration as current in both branches are well matched. How do you ensure that Vgs and Vds are matched in simulation under 2.5V supply?
In my current simulation Vg of M1 and M2 is 1.6V, Vg of M3 and M4 is 690mV and Vg of M6 and M7 is 1.5V. A and B equals 711mV.
Thanks