Norator

In electronics, a norator is a theoretical linear, time-invariant one-port which can have an arbitrary current and voltage between its terminals. A…

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2018

An approach towards the design and analysis of analog circuits is presented in this chapter. Fixator-Norator Pair (FNP), which is…

2017

This paper presents a novel method for the design of analog integrated circuit, making use of fixator–norator pairs for the…

2012

Design of analog integrated circuits is discussed in this paper. The emphasis is on the biasing design of ICs using Fixator…

2009

AN AUTOMATIC SYNTHESIS METHOD BASED ON THE APPLICATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHMS (GAS) IS DESCRIBED FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF VOLTAGE…

2008

Although local biasing of components used in an analog circuit is shown to be a very attractive design methodology, significantly…

2007

An automatic method is proposed to design CMOS compatible voltage followers (VFs) by applying genetic algorithms. It is described…

2006

It is known that nullator-norator (or nullor) transformations may be used to synthesise ideal FET circuits. In order to make the…

2006

A technique for synthesis of all-transistor circuits is to use nullors to represent transistors and then use nullor…

2002

Abstract1 Introduction For analogue circuits the development of automatic test generation techniques is still a subject…

1990

A new network transformation, called the source-sink-node (SSN) network transformation, is presented which transforms an…