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I have designed a tspc dff works up to 5 GHz. However, after layout and extraction it works at all corner except the slow corner at high temperature where the maximum operating frequency have been half its value before extraction.
Any Suggestion?!
ps: i am using Yuan/Svensson's topology...
hi all,
I am designing a folded cascode OTA, and I want to know how to measure and simulate the OTA offset voltage in cadence. Moreover, I want to do Monte Carlo Simulation for the offset voltage.
Anyone can help?
Thanks in Advance
Corner Analysis
thanks hakeen for your help, but i just want to know the physical effects that happen to the devices across corners(i.e. what happens to the mobility, threshold voltage, and so on)
Hi,
i want to know what is meant by corner analysis physically. In other word , what is meant by ff(fast fsat), ss(slow slow), and so on. What happens to a MOS or a resistor in these corners.
thanks in advance.
band gap design
I think you should increase Rtrim. It is a scalable resistor, isn't it ?
If so it will solve your problem without affecting the bandgap behavior.
i'm designing a bandgap circuit using banba scheme , and i have some problems with PSRR
vdd= 1.8 V
vout= 1.2 V
I got PSRR= -43 dB at low freq. which is known as a bad value.
note : i increased the length of the current mirrors to 8u and still i got this bad value and any more increase in the...
hi all,
i am designing a bandgap circuit and i want to do monte carlo analysis.
i read alot about how to do so, but unfortunately i failed.
i read that i should change the MOS to mismatch mode,however , i didn't find any option to do so.Instead, i found a type of transistor called...
hi all,
I am designing a bgr circuit and due to process variations across corners a sort of trimming should be done.
I need some papers about trimming helping me in my design.
can any one help?
thanks in advance.
banosey
My bandgap works fine with supply 1.8 v.However below this value of the supply the output voltage looks like the attached picture.(note: the image is taken with supply=1.65v)
SO, what is the problem?
Note i use banba topology as shown[/img]
Hi Everyone,
I'm gonna design a bandgap voltage reference in 0.13um technology with 1.2V supply.
can any one tell me how to start?.
which topology i should choose?
and if there is a numerical example it would be great.
thnanks in advance,
banosey
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