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Re: step up converter
Because a inductor's current can't change instantly.
we can use this characteristic to output voltage high than input.
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Re: Capacitor as load
generally, a op can't drive very large capacitance,
or its output will oscillate.
if we say a op can drive 10nf load, it means
this op can drive 10nf load without oscillation.
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Re: buffer problem
a buffer is used for improving logic gate's drive ability or insert some delay in
particular path.
logic function is Y = A.
it can't be used as a memory.
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perhaps you can use a prescaler to divide input GHZ signal,
then the following counter can use a low speed programmable counter,
that's not difficult.
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Re: Timing Analysis question
beacuse setup timing issue can't be repaired during layout,
and hold time may do not exist after layout, wireing delay
can repair hold time issue.
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Re: constrain on pad?
We set constraints on core, then we hand instantiate PAD,
lastly we through simulation to find and fix PAD related timing problem.
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Re: Transistor vs op-amp
that's up to the specific application,
transistor amplifier is simple, cheap and
can achieve high speed easily,
but the gain precision is not as good as OP,
OP can achieve good precision, but for
very high speed, OP is expensive.
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you can use a high impedance amplifier to amplify
the voltage signal between the resistor, then you can
use a general DVM to measure the output voltage
and calculate the current in the resistor.
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