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I am trying to use the VGA display in a project using FPGA board. At the moment I am working on Basys2 FPGA kit from Digilent Inc, link www.digilentinc.com/Data/Products/BASYS2/Basys2_rm.pdf that uses spartan3 FPGA. Digilent Inc. - Digital Design Engineer's Source
I tried making a...
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I am trying simple integrator circuit with cadence using op-amp from its generic analog library (ahdl lib). This simple design works fine with sine input that I get nice cosine output.
But feeding it with a pulse source doesn't result in an expected triangular wave.
Does anyone see anything...
Thank u checkmate.
You are right. I brought the current in current source I2 down from 105u A to 95u A. Now none of the transistors are in linear region.
I setup circuit for differntial sweep again and none of the transistors are in linear region and I get the ouput (snapshot).
With resistive...
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@checkmate-
I have tried your suggestion and here are the outcomes. Please see if I have setup in a right way.
1. Vtp=-0.72044, Vtn=0.59241
2. Vdd is 3.3V according to the tech manual and model
3. I shorted inputs to 1.65V and ran DC anlysis. (results -snapshot)
M7 and M4 are in linear...
@Checkmate
Sorry about that vague description. Let me make the circuit, simulate and quote again.
Vdd 3.3V
Vss 0V
V24 at inv input
V23 at non-inv input
I am sweeping V24 from 0V to +3.3V while keeping V23 at constant 1.65V. I am checking currents at nodes M1 & M2.
when sweep goes from 0V to...
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Tell me if I am wrong. If I sweep from -ve to +ve, the voltage difference between the inputs of the differential amp reverses, so initially the current at M1
is equal to the tail current (M2 current 0) as the sweep passes 1.3V the polarity reverses at the differential input and now M1 must...
Thank you for the reply guys I really appreciate that.
I also tried to put additional dc to counterbalance offset.
Are we not expecting similar response curves for the currents after 1.3V as well?
I mean, similar but opposite aroound 1.3V.
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@ erikl and @ checkmate
I have similar problem here. But, my differential amplifier is rather simple.
No matter what I do it can not take both the NMOS transistors to saturation.
the tehchnology is UMC 180 CMOS 3.3/1.8 and I am trying to build the differential amp around 3.3V Vdd. In this...
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I have started making differential amplifier and there is some problem with the
dc analysis. The currents at the drains of the two bottom NMOS transistors
are not behaving in a manner they supposed to.
I get gain and bandwidth half of the specifications I started with.
Please help. The...
Thank you guys.
I am trying to start it from the cratch now, from the CMOS differential pair to see that I do things right.
There seem to be a problem, pls see the snapshots. From -1 to 1 dc, the current curves are not looking good!
And so I get half the gain and half the bandwidth of what I...
Hi,
Few questions here. Please help.
I am working with some FDK, let's say UMC 180 CMOS
(pls correct me if I am wrong)
vcs:
1. I start with an rtl code and simulate it.
Q. Do I need to include the libraries for simulation from the FDK at this point?
How?
Q. In synopsys_sim.setup, what...
I am trying to design an opamp and I am a newbie.
I don't get any bandwidth and there is some clipping in the signal.
If I try to increase the gain by increasing the size of M1-M4, the frequency response looks like a high pass.
I am totally lost, please help.
the warning says the input inA is never used
I am expecting two serial registers but I get only one.
Code:
module register(out1,out2, inA,inB,clk,reset);
output out1,out2;
input inA,inB;
input reset, clk;
reg out1,out2;
reg in1, in2, in3;
always @( negedge clk)
begin
regist (out2,inB)...
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