Abstract
A new bipolar junction transistor-based temperature sensor with duty-cycle-modulated output is presented. By employing a capacitor-reused voltage to the duty-cycle converter, the proposed design achieves both area and energy efficiencies simultaneously. The self-controlled chopping, dynamic element matching and digital-assisted calibration techniques are applied as well to further improve the accuracy. Fabricated in a standard 0.13 μm CMOS process, the proposed sensor achieves the measured 3 σ inaccuracy of 0.38 ∘ C from − 10 to 100 ∘ C after one-point calibration while occupying a silicon area of 0.073 mm2.
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