The Current Conveyor: History and Progress

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From: Yvonne Kingsbury
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 1989 20:07

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                ICR presents a colloquium on


        The Current Conveyor:  History and Progress




by  Prof. Adel S. Sedra

of  Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Toronto



ABSTRACT

The current conveyor is a circuit building block invented by the author
twenty years ago.  Since then over 150 papers have been published by
researchers throughout the world on its implementation and application.
Furthermore, current conveyors have appeared as parts of analog bipolar
and CMOS circuits.  With the growing interest in current-mode analog signal
processing, an historical account of the invention of the current conveyor
will be presented.  Also its realization and application will be discussed.



Wednesday, March 22, 1989
3:30 p.m.
DC 1302

Everyone is welcome.  Refreshments served.















In cooperation with ITRC.

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