Abstract: A circuit for measuring a bandwidth of an amplifier includes first and second capacitors, first through third switches, and a pulse generator. First terminals of the capacitors are coupled to an amplifier input, and a second terminal of the second capacitor is coupled to an amplifier output. The first switch has a control terminal and terminals coupled to a first input node and a second terminal of the first capacitor. The second switch has a control terminal and terminals coupled to the amplifier input and output. The third switch has a control terminal, a first terminal, and a second terminal coupled to the second terminal of the first capacitor. The pulse generator has a first output coupled to the control terminal of the third switch, and is configured to vary a pulse width of a pulse signal supplied from the first output to the control terminal of the third switch.

Abstract: A circuit for measuring a gain of an amplifier includes a first node coupled to an output of the amplifier, a second node, a first circuit coupled to an input and the output of the amplifier, and a second circuit coupled between the first circuit and the second node. The first circuit is configured to cause a first gain drop in a gain to be measured between the first node and the second node. The second circuit configured to cause a second gain drop in the gain to be measured between the first node and the second node.

Abstract: A circuit for measuring a bandwidth of an amplifier includes first and second capacitors, first through third switches, and a pulse generator. First terminals of the capacitors are coupled to an amplifier input, and a second terminal of the second capacitor is coupled to an amplifier output. The first switch has a control terminal and terminals coupled to a first input node and a second terminal of the first capacitor. The second switch has a control terminal and terminals coupled to the amplifier input and output. The third switch has a control terminal, a first terminal, and a second terminal coupled to the second terminal of the first capacitor. The pulse generator has a first output coupled to the control terminal of the third switch, and is configured to vary a pulse width of a pulse signal supplied from the first output to the control terminal of the third switch.

Abstract: A circuit for measuring a bandwidth of an amplifier includes a switch-capacitor circuit and a controller. The switch-capacitor circuit is coupled to an output and an input of the amplifier. The switch-capacitor circuit is switchable between a sampling mode and an amplification mode. The controller is coupled to the switch-capacitor circuit and the output of the amplifier. The controller is configured to switch the switch-capacitor circuit between the sampling mode and the amplification mode, control the amplification mode to have various durations, and determine the bandwidth of the amplifier based on the various durations of the amplification mode and corresponding voltages at the output of the amplifier.

Abstract: A circuit for measuring a bandwidth of an amplifier includes a switch-capacitor circuit and a controller. The switch-capacitor circuit is coupled to an output and an input of the amplifier. The switch-capacitor circuit is switchable between a sampling mode and an amplification mode. The controller is coupled to the switch-capacitor circuit and the output of the amplifier. The controller is configured to switch the switch-capacitor circuit between the sampling mode and the amplification mode, control the amplification mode to have various durations, and determine the bandwidth of the amplifier based on the various durations of the amplification mode and corresponding voltages at the output of the amplifier.

Abstract: A circuit for measuring a gain of an amplifier includes a first node coupled to an output of the amplifier, a second node, a first circuit coupled to an input and the output of the amplifier, and a second circuit coupled between the first circuit and the second node. The first circuit is configured to cause a first gain drop in a gain to be measured between the first node and the second node. The second circuit configured to cause a second gain drop in the gain to be measured between the first node and the second node.