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Bandgap References

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This lecture covers the design of bandgap voltage references, focusing on temperature-independent references and supply-independent biasing. It discusses the implementation of CMOS-compatible circuits, alternative topologies for low-voltage applications, and the use of bipolar transistors for PTAT and CTAT references.

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