Design and Simulation of Operational Transconductance Amplifier for Biomedical Applications using Cadence

The Operational Transconductance Amplifier (OTA) is a versatile and widely used electronic circuit that finds applications in various fields, including biomedical. This report provides a comprehensive review of OTA utilization in biomedical applications, highlighting its role in healthcare systems, medical devices, and bio-signal processing. The key characteristics and advantages of OTAs in the context of biomedical applications, including their high gain, high input impedance, and wide bandwidth. These characteristics make OTAs suitable for amplifying small biomedical signals with high precision, enabling improved signal quality and increased sensitivity in biomedical systems. The challenges and considerations in designing OTAs for biomedical applications, including power consumption, noise, and stability. These challenges need to be carefully addressed to ensure reliable and accurate signal amplification in biomedical systems. The importance of system-level design considerations when using OTAs in biomedical applications, including the choice of OTA specifications, integration with other system components, and overall system performance optimization