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ro is 1/(Ids * lambda) where lambda is the channel modulation length factor. Ideally ro should be infinite. You can also get ro in terms of the early voltage va like at this website
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Are you creating layout or are you using an IC?
If you are using an IC like the CD4007 you need to remember to connect the VDD terminal as part of your circuit otherwise it will not work. If you are creating layout, you should do what the user above said.
1 sample delay
Fractional delay blocks can easily be made with the Signal Processing Blockset and Matlab's filter builder.
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Re: is there any device
" is ultrasound one of it?"
Ultrasound is used for imaging, like how dolphins use sonar. Ultrasound are high frequency sound waves, you can't listen to these sounds. The sounds made by the body are all within the acoustic range (what humans can hear).
Re: DSP Processing
There is many IEEE publications on this. You can also use this information from texas instruments
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https://www.ti.com/sc/docs/general/dsp/fest99/poster/ejovanov.pdf
All of these terms refer to some kind of unwanted change.
Jitter usually means some kind of unwanted change in time like a clock that is not right. Jitter is not deterministic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter
Bounce usually means that there is noise on ground. This noise is not...
Re: question
If it is digital, then you can shift left 8 times to for multiply by 256 then subtract by x. So mathematically this is x*256 - x = x*(256 - 1) = x*255 .
Re: analog ic job
Try to get a internship before you graduate. Also try to stay in school for a MS degree. It is usually easier to get a job with little experience and an MS than little experience and a BS.
hay bridge method of measuring capacitance
Here is how Agilent makes that measurement
http://www.home.agilent.com/agilent/faqDetail.jspx?cc=US&lc=eng&ckey=1256668&nid=-11143.0.00&id=1256668
You can also input a square wave and use the output to calculate the impedance.
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