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An inductive effect in CMOS conveyors and it's application to design of LC-oscillators

The paper describes a new CMOS current LC-oscillator using an inductive effect observed in the current (low impedance) input terminal of a current conveyor. The calculation of the equivalent inductance and its Q-factor is given. The oscillator is then realized by a simple connection of a capacitor between this current input and output of the current conveyor. To control the oscillation amplitude, a resistor is connected between the conveyor output and ground. The results of calculations are verified using simulations of the circuit designed for 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS technology.