A Direct Digitizing, 1MHz Bandwidth, 28fA/√Hz Current Sensing Front-End Based on a Mixed-Signal Integrator-Differentiator TIA in 28nm CMOS

Low-noise and high-throughput current sensing front-ends are required for sensor systems such as electrical impedance spec-troscopy, ion conductance microscopy, or nanopore-based DNA sequencing [1]–[3]. Such applications require fA/√Hz noise floor and at the same time hundreds of kHz or even MHz bandwidth (BW).

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2025-04-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cicc63670.2025.10983397
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Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design
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A Direct Digitizing, 1MHz Bandwidth, 28fA/√Hz Current Sensing Front-End Based on a Mixed-Signal Integrator-Differentiator TIA in 28nm CMOS

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Abstract

Low-noise and high-throughput current sensing front-ends are required for sensor systems such as electrical impedance spec-troscopy, ion conductance microscopy, or nanopore-based DNA sequencing [1]–[3]. Such applications require fA/√Hz noise floor and at the same time hundreds of kHz or even MHz bandwidth (BW).

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