Abstract
A new current-mode analog computational circuit is presented. The circuit can be digitally controlled to produce multiplying, squaring and inverse functions. The design is based on using MOSFETs operating in sub-threshold region to achieve ultra low power dissipation. The circuit is operated from a ±0.75 V DC supply. The proposed circuit has been simulated using Tanner in 0.35-μm TSMC CMOS process. Simulation results confirm the functionality of the circuit. The total power consumption is 2.3 μW, total harmonic distortion is 1.1 %, maximum linearity error is 0.3 % and the bandwidth is 2.3 MHz.
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