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Isn't this actually supperposotion? And doesn't suppre posotion only work for linear circuit elementrs? My aim is to to understand the influence of the channel resistence on the decay time constant for an long channel (L/W = 100/2) MOS-Cap.
I tried to find the flatband voltage of the technology I use in the documentation of the technology (ibm 130nm) but it seems that this information is not provided -- is there a way to get the neceassary information somewhere (spice files)?
CMOS doping of substrate and nwell
Would a NMOS work if the substrat ist p+ dopted and the nwell of the pmos n+?
What's the reason it's n- (ie less dopted than the contacts)?
Why differentiate VLSI-Systems between active and n+ resp. p+ ? If the p+ region is larger doesn't this increase the likelihood of an short circuit between drain and source (eg in the figure below there is a connection between drain and source side doesn't this lead to a short circuit?)...
Most books and articles explain shuntpeaking/inductive peaking for an CML circuits with loads connected to vdd - is there a way to use this technique for loads connected to gnd? (like in picture a.)
How does an active inductor (see Fig.) improve the slew-rate of a signal? In the s-domain the transfer function possess an additional zero and pole but it'd be really kind if you could explain it to me in a way more related to the actual components.
Isn't the idea that for an large di/dt (i.e...
Is it possible to use a normal NMOS Transistor as a Capacitor (because
*NMOS Varactor (e.g. n-diffusion in n-well)
*Inversion type MOS varactor
aren't normal NMOS Transistor), i.e. between Gate and Source/Drain?
Quite anumber of pages show the characteristic of the GateBulk-Capacity vs. Ugs...
What's the difference to the simple current mirror? Respectively why is the performance of the circuit that includes the cascode into the diode connected mos so much better incomparision to the normal current mirror?
I read that it is possible to use the slew rate in combination with the slack of the following FF to "stretch" the cycle time of the logic before the FF. (On side affect is the reduction of the slack of the following FF).
How does this work and what's the name of this effect?
thanks allot
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