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hi ,all ,in layout,the C always be isolated with the Psub by nwell. I find that the N well can be connected to vss vdd or no voltage at different occasion ,what is the difference of different connection,thx.
Hi,everyone ,you know ,we can use the calibre to extract the parasitic parametre ,for example CC ,RCC etc.For the old edition calibre ,wo can use the XI20/? (just for example) to excluding the whole cell,but the edition can't recognise the "?" ,so XI20/? is useless for new edition. So ,help...
hi,I think that in spite of the tools you will use ,first you must master the process of the circuit ,such bipolar ,cmos ,bicmos and so on! then you must know that the design regulation refers to the electrolic parameter.So don't refer to the design regular mechanically, but properly!
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If the stablity of the opam must be thought? So the one stage opam is best ,then we needn't to thought the stability@
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If the stability of the opam must be thought ,So the one stage opam is best??
it is used in a bandgap reference ,input common mode is about 0.6v,the vdd is from 0.8 to 4v !there are some data about the opa ,but they don't explain how to design the bias circuit ! i feel difficult to design the bias for so large range vdd!
hello everyone! I have a question about frequency compensation.
In the operation amplifier ,there are two poles :
p1=-1/R1C1
p2=-1/R2C2
always ,in the case that p1 is the first pole and p2 is the second pole,we can use miller compensation .
but if because of the large C load , p2...
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