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How to deal with switching P-channel MOSFET in layout ?
For Synchronous BOOST DCDC, when in dead-time, the coil current will be discharged through parasitic P/N junction of large switching PMOS,
and SW node (the connection node of NMOS and coil) voltage with be higher than output voltage, so in...
thanks for your replay. first of all, i will caculate the system loop transfer function when L,C current gain, slope compensation, loading is given, i will get poles/zeros, Q, and gain, then i will simulate error amplifier transfer function, and also get poles/zeros and gain, at last i will get...
i tape out one PMU chip and when it coming back , i find in one boost dcdc the output ripple is so big , and seems not stable, please see the waveform of test.
i wonder if it is system loop stability issue ,and what is the root cause, can you give me some suggestion?
BTY, the simulation results...
Re: two questions about ESD
resister function is to protect gate of mosfet cuz volatge feedthrough Cgs
esd mosfet's drain size is very large to get large current sot that fast discharge
I finished a 10bit--20Mhz Pipeline ADC,but i don't know how to measure the DNL and INL .I want to use Verylog-A.Can anyone give me some ideas in details.For example one step,two step.....waht's "vtran=..."mean?Thanks!
who can tell me why the simulation result is that as follows? It's closed loop opamp,with the ratio of cap being 2:1.I used two common mode feedback,cuz the opamp is two-stage.I use Ahjua compensation.The schemetic is as follows.
The simulation is run several periods to make CM voltage stable...
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