This brief presents an untrimmed sub-1V CMOS bandgap reference (BGR) where a dynamic-biased error amplifier (EA) is invented to accomplish small input-referred offset voltage (Voff) and improve PSRR of BGR. In the dynamic-biased EA, an intended negative-feedback loop does dominantly work on the reduction of Voffand supply noise influx. Simulation results confirm that Voffof the proposed EA represents 2.3% distribution whereas each Voffof the separate biased EA and the conventional EA shows 4.8% and 15% distributions, respectively. And the PSRR of the proposed EA-based BGR is increased by 23 dB comparing with the separate biased EA-based BGR around 2.5 MHz, and by 34 dB comparing with the conventional biased EA-based BGR around 1 MHz. By adopting the proposed feedback-biased EA, the 40-nm CMOS BGR circuit has been implemented to achieve superior 3σ inaccuracy of 1.1% and temperature variation of 13 ppm/°C without trimming.
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