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Hi all :
I have a question from "Design of Low-voltage, Low-power Operational Amplifier Cells" by Ron Hogervorst and Johan H. Huijsing.
In page 99, how to derive to get formula 5-17 ?
Thank you.
in sample mode :
the voltage across Cin is Vx.
the voltage across CH is Vo.
in amplification mode :
the voltage across Cin is still Vx.
but the voltage across CH is (CHVo + CinVx)/CH
Why is the CinVx added ?
Hi All :
In page 428, line 8,
it said "...raising the charge on CH to (CHVo + CinVx)."
Why ?
I don't understand why the charge on CH is to be raised.
how to explain and get this formula ?
Thanks
Dear all :
When I read some datasheet, the specified supply voltage range is "-0.3v to 6v".
I don't understand why "-0.3v" is.
Could someone tell me about that ?
Thanks a lot.
Hi:
If there are two negative feedback in one circuit, and the two feedback are not independent, how should we decide which one will survive ?
compare the loop gain AB or just compare the feedback factor B ?
Thank you.
All :
About the topic of ESD, why does the plasma occur when snap-back ?
Isn't the plasma a kind of partially ionized gas ?
Why is there gas inside IC ??
TKS
feedback polarity
Hi all :
I have a problem when I read razavi's analog circuit book P.389.
It said "to ensure an overall negative feedback, Bp must be less than Bn, preferably by roughly a factor of two......"
What is "a factor of two" ?
Does it mean Bn/Bp must be larger than 2 ?
TKS
bjt without base resistor
Hi All :
I have a question...
In a bandgap circuit , if put 2 resistors (RB1 ,RB2)at base for those 2 BJTs, what benefits can the circuit get ?
Thanks a lot.
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