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A first-order all-pass section (APS) is introduced employing a single second-generation current conveyor and three passive components. The translinear conveyor version of the circuit employing only two passive components is also proposed. A fully tunable version of the circuit employing two current controlled conveyors (CCCIIs) and a single capacitor is finally derived. All the three versions of APS can be operated both in voltage as well as current mode without changing the circuit configuration. As an application, a quadrature oscillator providing two quadrature currents and two phase-shifted voltage outputs simultaneously, is realized using the proposed APS. RSPICE simulation results for the translinear-C APS, and the translinear-C quadrature oscillator are included to verify the theory.
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