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Hi there,
Signals at *exactly* the same frequency would be very difficult to distinguish from each other. The only way that I could think of to do it would be some sort of time-division multiplexing. See the following Wiki page to get you started...
Hi all,
A quick search of this forum yields only this thread:
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/78463/
I am a masters' student who has been busy with design and simulation work up to now, but I have to (soon) measure my IC, a fairly simple transistor arrangement.
My professor is overseas for...
Hi Dick,
Thanks for the suggestion. Could you perhaps point me to a diagram of what such a circuit would look like?
I understand what the bias voltages / currents need to be. The equations are in any microelectronics textbook... What confuses me is that most texts just put a "V_BIAS" sort of...
Re: problem in saving data to eeprom
Hey, I realise that this post is almost two years old but maybe if there's still someone looking for an answer.
If you look at the datasheet of that EEPROM,
http://www.atmel.com/Images/doc0180.pdf
on p. 5 it describes a write cycle time. After you write to...
Hi all,
New here, recently discovered the resource.
I have a question about biasing a common-emitter amplifier on-chip. I've done a good few audio amplifiers with op-amps or discrete transistors, and there a four-resistor network works well.
However, I've now started working with Cadence for...
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