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high supply voltage, cmos folded-cascade amplifer made by low voltage mosfet and high voltage mosfet both.
thanks.
Any papers about this issue:
high supply voltage but low voltage input diff pair is used in order to reduce size and to improve the matching issue.
Thanks.
A voltage mode DCDC converter, need to know the slew rate of error amplifer, assume the compensation cap of the error amplifer is C1 and C2, the sawtooth voltage range is 2V.
How to calculate the slew rate of error amplifer? thanks.
I want to design an OSC with +/- 3% jitter
OSC is relized by an schmitt trigger with R and C.
The range of jitter is +/- 3%.
Any idea about this circuit? Thanks.
one shot circuit
Does anyone can upload some documents about a one shot circuit for DC DC converter design. One shot circuit is used to generate several micro second period for dcdc covverter applcation.
Thanks.
How to realize a circuit that its output pulse freqeuency is 3 or 4 times larger than the input pulse frequency?
Please see the attached figure. Thanks [/img]
Two kind of regulators: NMOS pass device and PMOS pass device.
Why the voltage drop across the pass deivce of PMOS is smaller than the NMOS?
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The figure
How this VCO works?
How to tune the frequency?
The gate voltage of M3 and M4 is controlled by M5 and M6 and Vcont.
When vout+ or vout- is Vdd , does M5 or M6 acts as a voltage follow( common drain scheme) to control the gate voltage of M3 or M4 alternatively?
I'm a beginner for PLL.
In general, the locking time (lock time) of PLL for different application is different. Where can I found the summary of locking times for different application. Thank you.
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