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Hi there.
I'm designing a chopper amplifier. And I want to use PSS and PAC to acquire the voltage gain of the chopper amplifier. I have obtained some prelimilary results. But I want to know more specifically about to how to set the 'harmonic' option in the PSS and 'sideband' option in PAC...
Hi, everyone.
Can you tell me how to simulate the input referred noise of chopper amplifier in cadence? use noise, pss or pnoise? which is more suitable in this case?
thanks in advance,
best regards,
Mirro
Thanks, Kenambo.
I can understand the 1st point you put forward intuitively that 'In unity buffer configuration, if CMRR is small then the difference between the input and output gets increase. '
And as for the two-channel implementation, you can assume the inputs are Vinp and Vinn of some...
Thanks for your reply.
Considering 'Channel length modulation', does it mean that the length is wider, the better matching in current mirroring can be always obtained?
regard,
Mirro
Yes, exactly. My question is will the CMRR of opamp affect performance of buffer?
And if two channels are implemented, how can we evaluate the CMRR regarding the differential signal between them?
Below shows the schematic;
Thanks in adv.
Regard
Mirro
Hello.
Can anyone give a explanation about the CMRR impacts on negative-connect unit-gain buffer (using single-end opamp)?
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Mirro
How to import new Spectre model into Cadence Virtuoso?
Hi guys,
I have .SCS files. And I do not know how to import them into cadence virtuoso. Is there anyone who has the experience? I want more details about it.
Thanks a lot!
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