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    PXF analysis problem

    dear all i need your help,here is my question:i want to use PXF analysis of spectreRF simulator to evaluate the power noise effect on the phase noise of VCO output.but i cannot get the waveform. my PSS setting is like this: .beat freq=400M //VCO output 426M .number of harmonics...
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    overshoot in the response of filter

    anybody met this before?
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    overshoot in the response of filter

    dear all: plz help me with the filter overshoot problem: the topology of my filter is shown in the left side in pic NO.1;the driver stage of the amplifier used in this filter is a classAB driver shown in the right side in pic NO.1 . there is large overshoot in the amplitude-frequency...
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    the FFT problem,help!

    hello,snail888,my practical system is a real circuit
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    the FFT problem,help!

    hello,anyone help?
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    the FFT problem,help!

    dear all: happy new year! and i need your help with the discrete fourier transform for my first order sigle bit sigma delta modulator output.the problem is like this: the input signal is sig=1.5+0.5*sin(2*pi*200K*t);then i FFT the signal:sig1=1.5+0.5*sin(2*pi*K/100)(K=1,2,3....400). the...
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    the SNR problem,help

    thank you,junus2012.could you tell me the steps in detail please? and could you explain the derivation of the formula i shown?
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    the SNR problem,help

    hello,everyone i am modeling a delta sigma modulator with simulink.i want to calculate the snr of the modulator.the tool i used is sdtoolbox.but i have a question about the snrcalculation given by the sdtoolbox.the method it provide is the following: 1 extract the signal from the output data...
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    please help me with the paper

    hello,dear everyone i want a papaer that is not on the IEEE:could anyone help to send it to me? this paper is :Tuttle, Wayne H., "Why Conditionally Stable Systems do not Oscillate," Proceedings of PCI '85, pp. 384-389. my email address is:lsc311@hotmail.com...
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    the modelling problem

    thank you,FvM,you advices are very helpful
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    the modelling problem

    thank you for both of your replying. FvM,what do you mean by "the limit validity of the simplified phase margin criterion"?it is the first time i heard this.could you recommend me some merterial talking about this? and thank you for your advice about my modulator gain transfer...
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    the modelling problem

    thank you,bradtherad and fvm,thanks for your replying there is no schematic,i just model the converter with simulink,and i do both the bode plot and step response with simulink.the converter is synchronous with constant frequency clock turning on the power switch. the figures of the...
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    the modelling problem

    hello,everyone i am facing a problem that make me confused when i am modeling a voltage-mode buck converter.i got a phrase margin of 67degree as the figure"bode_67"shows,however i got a step response as the figure"step_67" shows. the two plots comfuse me a lot because many meterial told me...
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    the modelling problem

    hello,everyone i am facing a problem that make me confused when i am modeling a voltage-mode buck converter.i got a phrase margin of 67degree as the figure"bode_67"shows,however i got a step response as the figure"step_67" shows. the two plots comfuse me a lot because many meterial told me...
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    problem with bandgap reference

    hello,heith,thanks for replying i didnot want to modify anything,i just want to know where the difference(1.245V and 1.27V) come from,since the voltage reference should be fixed based on the formula Vref=Vbe+(1+R2/R1)*deltaVbe.

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