Analysis of CMOS Operational Amplifier Design using Nonlinear Optimisation
Priya Banerjee
Corresponding
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Rajshahi
Elena Krishnan
University of Cambridge
Li Lee
University of Tokyo
Anil Shaikh
National University of Singapore
Abstract
The problem of CMOS operational amplifier design acquires particular significance in the humid tropical climate of the region. Sample specimens were prepared and tested, and the resulting data analysed by nonlinear optimisation. The optimised configuration improved overall efficiency by roughly 30% compared with the base case. The evidence assembled here supports a more systematic treatment of the problem in practice.
Keywords:
CMOS operational amplifier designnonlinear optimisationearthquake engineeringcorrosiongenetic algorithmspeech recognition
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