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i simulated the buck DCDC SSM using spice, PWM using Ridly's model, I compared AC simulation results and Transient results, the two simulation doesn't meet well , i don't know what's wrong, can anyone give me some suggestion ?
i think if change ESR , the loop's phase margin is changed...
bipolar layout
i saw a bipolar layout like this , i think it's a npn, the device is much big , but one diffusion area is very small, why layout like this?
thanks in advance.
1.how to calculate a RC's delay time for a signal?
this RC act as a LPF
2. for a close loop , someone said the loop's speed, what's meaning ?, it's bandwidth or something ?
thanks in advance
ESD thing
i agree DenisMark.
BD is difficult to simulate using spice, maybe some special software can help you. the performance of BD devices is affected by process and other parameters, NBD behave more like a circuit.
you can reference foundry's edr rule, in that you can see the DC current density and rms current density of metal, in your case you can take the rms current density for reference.
Re: Powerclamp
powerclamp is used between vdd and vss, it provide a path for esd discharge, for mutliple power chip, there must be a power rail to rail for providing the esd discharge path.
normal , powerclamp circuit can be diode or ggnmos and rail to rail(someone call powercut )circuit can...
learn verilog a
i have read the manul of verilogA , i don't think i can design a complex circuit very well, who can provide some papers or training material about verilogA ?
thanks in advance.
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