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About Low power design

I wonder, what rules I must observe if I design low power amplifiers.
Some of them
1. Long channels
2. Body connect to source instead substrate (I have double NWELL)
3. Guard rings
 

Re: About Low power design

yxo said:
I wonder, what rules I must observe if I design low power amplifiers.
Some of them
1. Long channels
2. Body connect to source instead substrate (I have double NWELL)
3. Guard rings
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low power or low noise?

I think power is not the key performance in amplifiers.
 

Re: About Low power design

try this low power design book

RF TECHNOLOGIES FOR
LOW POWER WIRELESS
COMMUNICATIONS
Edited by
TATSUO ITOH
University of California—Los Angeles, California
GEORGE HADDAD
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
JAMES HARVEY
U.S. Army Research Office, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

ISBN 0-471-22164-3
 

Re: About Low power design

jecyhale said:
yxo said:
I wonder, what rules I must observe if I design low power amplifiers.
Some of them
1. Long channels
2. Body connect to source instead substrate (I have double NWELL)
3. Guard rings
Click to expand...

low power or low noise?

I think power is not the key performance in amplifiers.
Click to expand...

it is
 

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