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to load states
Hi
i can't load state in spectre when working on cadence5141 though i have save the sate, and the state can be found in .artist_states
who can tell me why?and how to solute it?
my working system is centos4.7
How to generate random code?
How to define dither voltage level?
I know that dither level is about LSB/2, I want to know how to get this level.
Can anyone give me some advice or architecture or papers?
Also can anyone tell me when design it, what need I take care mostly?
Thank you very much!
analog comparator design
Normal analog comparator need not care PM,
but if for T-H use that comparator must hold, form feedback loop, you must take care to it.
120 dB, A-weighted
for audio band 20-20kHz, gain is about 0dB
other band, gain is attenuated much.
a-weighted @1kHz gain=0dB 1kHZ<signal<5kHz gain>0dB, max gain is about 2-3dB, other range gain<0dB
N-input-pair better for high input cm level,
and your working freq is high, also you need only drive cap loads, so 1-stage folded-cascode is good for your design.
Take care to your GBW and SR.
I want to know where to cut the loop to do a AC simulation?
I cut the LDO loop in same point with AC analysis and stb analysis of spectre seperately, but find the different result, obviously, the stb results is more acceptable, I want to know why my AC analysis is failed?
sc cmfb will generate great equivalent resistance, so that it will not affect the output stage gain.
Also by sc cmfb, other voltage than vcm can be feedback to the op, so that one cmfb op can be saved to enhance the cmfb gbw.
The most fundermental reason is that: ADC is a discrete time block, it...
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