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    How to decide on the segmentation of current steering DAC ?

    DAC segmentation Segmentation of current steering DAC depends on : 1. area (can be estimated my calc no. of current cells) 2. power (what will be LSB,MSB etc current spec. for resolution) 3. matching (spl. lower than 130nm) 4.glitch energy--> critical in deciding upon segmentation. 5...
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    Why do we choose 1.5b for pipeline ADC?

    thomas cho low power low voltage for error correction we use 1.5b ....
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    A question about HSPICE .noise simulation

    Vin is the reference means vout will be calculated with vin as ref. , vout/vin... this simulation gives TOTAL noise w.r.t. Vin.. flicker noise is contained if you have evoked or changed the correct BSIM parameters of flicker noise.otherwise not.
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    Design Folded Cascode with same input and output DC voltage

    can you post the result of operating point analysis for the ckt. ? that will help in knowing condn of various transistors..
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    Noise performance analysis

    I think Circuit B will be better off in terms of noise as it will oppose the cause of the change.
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    I have problem while simulating DLL (lock o/p switching)

    DLL lock o/p switching hi, i am simulating a DLL and it is suppose to lock at 800MHz. the issue is after locking it again shows un-locking(digital o/p goes zero) but the frequency of the output nodes of various delay lines remains same (800MHz with .5MHz variation) Can someone suggest what is...
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    background simulation in spectre

    how abt using in batchmode(non-GUI) and put '&' after command line..also set autologout for the server to the some days ...more than for which you expect your simulation to get over. --
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    Differential Pair Transconductance!!!

    Ur transistors are in Triode region and you need to define DC for your gate. before starting AC analysis DC operating pt. is established. as someone rightly suggested, you need to increase Gate voltage of PMOS to reduce VDSAT and Increase Vds. u get poor gain because the transistors are running...
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    A High PSRR Bandgap problem

    M1 M2 ,i think, provides (with the help of Capacitor) a load which improves PSRR. M17 as i see is switching ON the current mirror with the help of startup ckt.. M13 (1st ckt.) necessarily provides current to the ckt.
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    Links for all J. Baker's books

    Re: J. Baker's books i have once seen baker but i find Berkeley site better !
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    how to design a Variable Gain Amplifier?

    i guess 'current mode' is a new mode of representing your signal(instead of voltage).... correct me kartin, if i m wrong? - Manu
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    What is the difference between the .four and FFT anlysis

    one is fourier transfor(.four) and FFT=Fast Fourier Transform so ,the result bwill be same..its just that the Alog. used to carry out fourier transform is different from FFT !
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    [SOLVED] Why vdsat is not equal to vgs-vth?

    vdsat vds(sat) I guess generally,they are v.close.... the problem is you need to get a point where your switching of liner to sat. is happening and accurate W/L for that may not be applicable in spice/layout. Also vdsat doesn't always remain vgs-vth due to lamda effect..., it starts increasing...
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    Current Steering DAC .. Resistor Values ?

    boss depends on application.. for what application you wanna develop?
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    op amp current source

    opamp current source In layout. the need is to match the MOS. you have to take care that while designing you have to keep L same and W same with M factor of MOS variable. So in layout when you do fingering,each finger can have size of W or lower multiple of W. Also orientation is important, but...

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