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    Laplace transform: why do we have to convert a function in frequency domain?

    I think the most important idea behind this comes from the system we are working on. They are at first linear systems. In my opinion , the linear systems do two things:(suppose the input signal is x(t) the output signal is y(t)) 1. It multiply a coefficient by the value of the signal at every...
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    Can soomebody help me for this question of Microelectornics

    hey,moonnightingale here's my answer , I hope it can be helpful. As the nmos is in the "Saturation Region" and the current source is a dc source, it means: Id=0.5 * Un * Cox * (w/L) * (Vgs-Vth)^2 * (1+λVds) and here ,Vgs=Vds : Id=0.5 * Un * Cox * (w/L) * (Vds-Vth)^2 * (1+λVds) the right part of...
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    [SOLVED] what does Saturation region mean?

    dear LvW, thank you very much . It's very kind of you . Your second comment is very helpful. As for the DC operation , the resistance has something to do with the exact point rather than the derivative. And thank you for the supplement too. Actually I know the fact in this aspect, but I just...
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    [SOLVED] what does Saturation region mean?

    Dear, all. I don't quite understand what "Saturation" means for a BJT and a MOSFET. So I Searched on the internet and wikipedia says, "Saturated transistor, a BJT transistor or field-effect transistor that is fully turned on." So I suppose that a fully turned ON transistor is saturated. But...
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    [SOLVED] Why is the DC level of the output not well-defined?

    Thank you very much. Very helpful! Best wishes to you.
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    [SOLVED] Why is the DC level of the output not well-defined?

    Hello,pavel_adameyk Could you explain it in more details? Is the key point the HIGH GAIN? if the upper MOSFET is diode connected,will the output be well-defined? Maybe I don't quite understand what "well-defined" means. thank you very much. Best wishes to you.
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    [SOLVED] Why is the DC level of the output not well-defined?

    The book says , the DC output level is not well-defined. When the DC voltages of Vb,Vin and Vdd are defined, I think if I have the equations for Id of the two MOSFETS equal, I can have a solution for Vout. If so, Vout shouldn't be not well-defined. could anyone explain this to me? Thank you...
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    [SOLVED] small signal-model Promblem. why does the dependent Current source dissappear?

    I got it! thank you very mUch.Milad-D. bEST WISHES TO you and your loves
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    [SOLVED] small signal-model Promblem. why does the dependent Current source dissappear?

    I saw this circuit in Razavi's book ——"Design of Analog CMOS integrated Circuits" I don't understand his analysis. the book says the gain is: It seems when considering the Small signal model the Dependent Current Sourse is gone. I think it should be like this: Say , a quarter of the book's...
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    A problem in Semiconductor Devices when derivating Shokley Equation

    sorry for reposting this here. I have just posted this in " Mathematics & physics" But I think guys here may be more familiar with this. *********** Hey guys. I met a problem when derivating the Shockley equation. a few steps before I finally get the Shockley equation , I met the Equation...
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    hey,divider-by 5 30% duty cycle ,possible?

    thanks all above. And I'm sorry.. I misunderstood what my friend meant.. He meant: is it possible to build a divider-by 5 15% duty cycle? is there anyone who know about sth this? best regards..
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    hey,divider-by 5 30% duty cycle ,possible?

    hey,divider-by 5 15% duty cycle ,possible? hi ,all.. build a divider-by 5 30% duty cycle ,possible? My friend asked me about this.. He thinks this is impossible.. I wonder if there's someone here can do it with some special ways? Best regards. updated: thanks the two kind guys below.. but I...

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