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ccw27



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Post29 Dec 2004 9:55   Sample and Hold Circuit

Suppose all switches are closed during power down mode. What is the problem with this circuit? Also there is still input signal which is going into another circuitry.

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yeewong_su



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Post29 Dec 2004 10:35   Sample and Hold Circuit

Why are you keep all switches closed during power down mode?
we know that the control signal of the switches is diff. no overlapped
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nand_gates



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Post29 Dec 2004 10:42   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

Input signal will get shorted to GND!!
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ccw27



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Post29 Dec 2004 11:07   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

So what is usually done in SHA circuit during power down mode?

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gevy



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Post29 Dec 2004 13:34   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

If the amplifier is in power down mode, the situation of switches is indifferent,
but output signal is uncertain.
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markty



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Post29 Dec 2004 13:48   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

nand_gates wrote:
Input signal will get shorted to GND!!


I think you can let the switch all off, or just stay in sample mode and power down the opamp.
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ccw27



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Post30 Dec 2004 3:18   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

Wouldn't hold mode be better? And does it matter what the output signal is since the ADC is also disabled?

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minxin_zhou



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Post30 Dec 2004 16:01   Re: Sample and Hold Circuit

Which situation may this case happen in? It seems the input signal is shorted to ground.
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