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    Questions regarding OFFSET voltage

    Re: Regarding Offset Voltage Thanks Djalli for your reply, In the case of the pramplifier of Comparator, in that case which devices contribute more offset, input or load devices ? Input devices are NMOS and Load devices are Diode connected(G&D connected) PMOS devices. Thanks Suraj
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    Questions regarding OFFSET voltage

    Regarding Offset Voltage Dear Friends I have questions related to the OFFSET voltage 1. Which is the main contributor of the OFFSET voltage of the differential amplifier, input devices or the load devices? 2. To reduce the OFFSET voltage when designing the circuit what aspect ratio do we...
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    Where can I get analog circuit engineer job ?

    Re: Lost in my career path Hello Friends, I am also in the same condition as CMOSBJT and I was wondering when companies start hiring new grad. --Suraj
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    How many parameters can speed of compare determine?

    Re: about speed of compare Hello watersky, if you get any better ansere please let me know Suraj
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    CMOS OP-Amp - Where is the noise limit?

    Helo Hagen, Use the input transistors aspect ration larger and load transistor aspect ratio smaller, to achive the less input referred noise. Please go through with the Dr.Raazvi book, he has expalin the noise concept at circuit level very clearly. Suraj
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    How many parameters can speed of compare determine?

    Re: about speed of compare Hello, I think there in no clock in your comparator. In this case if you have a differential amplifier in first stage. out put waveform's rise and fall time depends upon the output cap.,gain of the Diff. pair. Gain also depends upon the gm, baised current, W/L. So...
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    How many parameters can speed of compare determine?

    Re: about speed of compare Hello Friend, I didn't get your question.Particularly last sentecnce, can you please explain in more detail, i can try . Suraj
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    How to reduce the noise of a circuit?

    Re: noise reduction Hello Friend, Say we have a differentail amplifer. Input referred noise can be minimised by increasing the gm of the input transistor and at the same time reducing the gm of the load transistor. Please correct me if I am wrong. Suraj
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    Comparator design Help !!

    Hi Kickback noise is due to the switching of the transistors. I think you can refer John and Martin Book. Suraj
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    Topic on Analog IC Design

    Hi You can study Offset volatge causes and effects and Noise issues and design circuits keeping in mind LOW VOLTAGE AND LOW POWER effects. It is really challenging and rewarding. Suraj
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    REQ INFO: CMOS Analog Design Techniques

    Check this also https://webcast.berkeley.edu/courses online lectures from UC Berkley. Suraj
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    Who is your idole in Analog Design?

    Anusya Bhat Director Audio Group National Semiconductor
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    The explanation of offset voltage concept

    Re: Regarding Offset Volatge Sir I don't have pictures. This is related to the Differential amplifer given in Dr. Raazvi's book P 468- 470. In which input refeered offset volatge decreases with the decrease in (VGS- VTH), but current mismatch increases. Suraj
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    The explanation of offset voltage concept

    Regarding Offset Volatge Hello Friends, If you we reduce the (VGS- VTH), then input offset referred offset voltage decreases but at the same time current mismatch increases. Can you please explain me this concept. Suraj
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    How to identify input terminals in OpAmps ?

    Question about OP AMP Hello Friends, I have question about OP Amp: In the Symbol we have two input terminals of the OP AMP (called positive and negative respectively). In the schematic we have two input transistors (say NMOS), then how we can say which transistor is held at positive and...

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