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Differential refers to any kind of signaling where the signal information is carried by two or more paths and both are required to properly reconstruct the signal. For example, USB D+ and D-
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Differential pair circuit
Well, it seems it was easier than thought. I was stacked in a point. If I have the total power consumption (1mW) and the source voltage (1,8V) I can get the bias current and work with it.
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Differential pair circuit
I have the following differential pair circuit that is designed to have a diff gain of 4 V/V and a power consumption of 1mW. …