Abstract: An operational amplifier integrated circuit includes a differential pair of transistors having a first input, a second input. A bias current generator applies a bias current to an output of the differential pair of transistors. A control loop generates a control voltage arising from a difference in potentials between the first input and the second input. An additional current that is added to the bias current is generated in response to the control voltage.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes at least one differential pair of transistors, a bias current generator that is configured to generate a bias current on a bias node that is coupled to a source terminal of each transistor of said differential pair by a respective resistive element. A compensation current generator is configured to generate a compensation current in one of the two resistive elements so as to compensate for a difference between actual values of the threshold voltages of the transistors of said differential pair.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes at least one differential pair of transistors, a bias current generator that is configured to generate a bias current on a bias node that is coupled to a source terminal of each transistor of said differential pair by a respective resistive element. A compensation current generator is configured to generate a compensation current in one of the two resistive elements so as to compensate for a difference between actual values of the threshold voltages of the transistors of said differential pair.

Abstract: A comparator includes a folded cascode stage having positive and negative outputs. The folded cascode stage includes: a common-mode voltage regulation circuit that includes resistive elements that are respectively situated between each of the outputs and a common-mode node. A compensation circuit is configured to regulate a difference between the voltages on the outputs, and is configured to generate a constant and continuous compensation current in the two resistive elements. A hysteresis circuit is configured to offset voltages on the outputs, and to generate a hysteresis current in the two resistive elements.

Abstract: A comparator includes a folded cascode stage having positive and negative outputs. The folded cascode stage includes: a common-mode voltage regulation circuit that includes resistive elements that are respectively situated between each of the outputs and a common-mode node. A compensation circuit is configured to regulate a difference between the voltages on the outputs, and is configured to generate a constant and continuous compensation current in the two resistive elements. A hysteresis circuit is configured to offset voltages on the outputs, and to generate a hysteresis current in the two resistive elements.

Abstract: A method is provided for controlling a sample and hold circuit that includes a switching module coupled to a storage capacitor. A circuit external to the sample and hold circuit of generates at least one main current representative of at least one leakage current of the switching module in its off state. The at least one main current is delivered to at least one auxiliary capacitor. An initial pulse signal is generated from the charging and discharging of the at least one auxiliary capacitor. The sampling phase of the sample and hold circuit is triggered at the rate of the pulses of a pulse signal derived from the initial pulse signal.

Abstract: A method is provided for controlling a sample and hold circuit that includes a switching module coupled to a storage capacitor. A circuit external to the sample and hold circuit of generates at least one main current representative of at least one leakage current of the switching module in its off state. The at least one main current is delivered to at least one auxiliary capacitor. An initial pulse signal is generated from the charging and discharging of the at least one auxiliary capacitor. The sampling phase of the sample and hold circuit is triggered at the rate of the pulses of a pulse signal derived from the initial pulse signal.