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Hello Frds,
I am posting 2 pictures.. Plz help me analysing these circuits..
Assume some intial conditions for the negative terminal of OPAMP..
The questions I hav in mind are:
1. Wht do these circuits do? Wht is the fundamental difference in working of these circuits?
2. Wht will be the...
convert spectre netlist to hspice
Hi,
That CDL netlist removes all V, I, VCVS kinda stuff (or may be something more)..can somebody provide some script to convert Spectre language netlist to ELDO format..
Thanx
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It wud be very helpful, if u can give more info abt this server..
I was not able to connect to the server by ftp://202.115.7.3
Is this a japanies/chinies server..
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write mesh equations. 3 variable 3 equations..
on solving this u can get currents (a function of transistor Beta) in each branch..
now take the branch with resistors.. calculate voltage across each resistor..
thats all..
I hav used Pipeliened architecture (2.5b/stage) for my ADC..Now I got few more doubts..i never seen anybody putting SOC(start of conversion pulse) and EOC(end of conversion pulse) in pipelined ADC..how to do that?..waiting for ur suggstions..
Regards
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Lectures that r available here r older version of lecture that will be at
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Is there any tool which will give the code size for a program written in C for a particular controller? Is there any other way of determining. Ppl who r doing coding for controllers in C may be able to tell regarding the same.
Inductor (very high value) will be the better choice..
If u use resistor, u need to be careful..It may cause a false information of 1st pole in ur o/p response..
I hav also seen a T-network(RCR) been used in feedback..but never tried..
Regards
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