We introduce an automated circuit design system for
the evolution and subsequent invention of CMOS
amplifiers. The proposed system relies on a mix of
genetic programming and a new topology-independent
design optimization method referred to as current-flow
analysis. Genetic programming evolves new circuit
topologies from the collection of primitive devices and
basic building blocks. Current-flow analysis screens
and corrects circuits using topology-independent design
rules. Experimental results show a promising
improvement on the design of operational amplifiers
that make the automated analog design environment using
genetic programming a lot more practical.
%0 Journal Article
%1 sripramong:2002:TCADIC
%A Sripramong, Thanwa
%A Toumazou, Christofer
%D 2002
%J IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of
Integrated Circuits and Systems
%K CAD, CMOS ICs, algorithms, amplifiers, analog analogue analysis analysis, automated circuit circuits, computing, current-flow design design, differential environment, genetic integrated method, operational optimisation optimisation, programming, rules system, topology-independent
%N 11
%P 1237--1252
%R doi:10.1109/TCAD.2002.804109
%T The invention of CMOS amplifiers using genetic
programming and current-flow analysis
%V 21
%X We introduce an automated circuit design system for
the evolution and subsequent invention of CMOS
amplifiers. The proposed system relies on a mix of
genetic programming and a new topology-independent
design optimization method referred to as current-flow
analysis. Genetic programming evolves new circuit
topologies from the collection of primitive devices and
basic building blocks. Current-flow analysis screens
and corrects circuits using topology-independent design
rules. Experimental results show a promising
improvement on the design of operational amplifiers
that make the automated analog design environment using
genetic programming a lot more practical.
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abstract = {We introduce an automated circuit design system for
the evolution and subsequent invention of CMOS
amplifiers. The proposed system relies on a mix of
genetic programming and a new topology-independent
design optimization method referred to as current-flow
analysis. Genetic programming evolves new circuit
topologies from the collection of primitive devices and
basic building blocks. Current-flow analysis screens
and corrects circuits using topology-independent design
rules. Experimental results show a promising
improvement on the design of operational amplifiers
that make the automated analog design environment using
genetic programming a lot more practical.},
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journal = {IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of
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keywords = {CAD, CMOS ICs, algorithms, amplifiers, analog analogue analysis analysis, automated circuit circuits, computing, current-flow design design, differential environment, genetic integrated method, operational optimisation optimisation, programming, rules system, topology-independent},
month = {November},
notes = {INSPEC Accession Number:7457415
Dept. of Comput. Eng., Mahanakorn Univ. of Technol.,
Bangkok, Thailand},
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pages = {1237--1252},
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timestamp = {2008-06-19T17:52:13.000+0200},
title = {The invention of {CMOS} amplifiers using genetic
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