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Switched cap differentiator

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I'm looking at page 9.7-58 from: **broken link removed**

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A few questions:

1. Using the usual non-overlapping clocks, if both are off at the same time, figure b's op amp will become open loop. Isn't that bad?

2. Is figure c parasitic insensitive?

3. I plan on putting the input capacitor outside the circuit. I have very low accuracy requirements, and the input cap will be on the order of nanofarads. That shouldn't cause any problems right? If I don't really care about parasitics, then should I just implement figure a?
 

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