Published August 21, 2008
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Self Compensating ON Chip LDO Voltage Regulator in 180nm
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An on chip low drop out voltage regulator that
employs elegant compensation scheme is presented in this paper. The
novelty in this design is that the device parasitic capacitances are
exploited for compensation at different loads. The proposed LDO is
designed to provide a constant voltage of 1.2V and is implemented in
UMC 180 nano meter CMOS technology. The voltage regulator
presented improves stability even at lighter loads and enhances line
and load regulation.
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