Accurate voltage on Capacitors

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Kuan Zhou, Mar 9, 2008.

  1. Kuan Zhou

    Kuan Zhou Guest

    Hi,

    We designed a circuit model that can maintain an accurate analog
    voltage on the capacitor through the positive feedback. Whever there is a
    current input to the current source, the analog voltage will
    increase/descrease correspondingly and this analog voltage can be maintained
    for several days with no attenuation. The initial purpose of this circuit is
    to emulate the brain working memory. We are wondering now what are the
    potential engineering applications for such circuits. Can any guys give us
    some suggestions?

    Kuan
     
    Kuan Zhou, Mar 9, 2008
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