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0.18micron folded cascode amplifier
In general, and unless you really know what you are doing, all transistors need to be in saturation. Given this in mind, the output swing will be calculated. To change from a folded cascode to gain boosting, the output of the gain boosting opamps should...
nmos library corner analysis
Both are correct openions.
In general, if you want to use a general process such as TSMC 0.18u, for example, you would not know what corner your chip will be processed with. This is one reason why this is one of the cheapest processes. It is also true that you can...
You need to look at the whole picture to determine what the charge pump current should be.
The place to start is the PLL bandwidth. You need to consult any PLL book to find what the bandwidth of the PLL is (I mean the equation). What you will find is that the BW is a function of the Kc (charge...
corner fff and sss
Corner analysis and process variation simulations are important in the design and especially for analog designers.
The question about how many corners you want to simulate is the similar to asking how many Montecarlo runs to do I need to run ( I assume you know what...
Most probably not.
First, In cadence, you may want to start the dft from the second sampled point. I do not know why cadence will require that, but that is what I found out.
Second, you need to provide a window type; hanning, blackmann or any othertype. If you have a periodic signal that you are...
Re: help matlab
Well, here is the answer of the offset frequency.
If there could be an offset between a transmitter and a receiver, then the design should be tolerable to it. This can be done by using a PLL or a DLL whose bandwidth is greater than that offset frequency.
Recovery is not a simple...
"sample" is the name of the function.
"waveform" is the name of the signal that you want to sample.
"from" is the time you want to start sampling.
"to" is the time you want to stop the sampling.
"linear" is the type of sampling. Compare this to logscale, for example.
"by" is the sampling step...
Discrete-Time Signal Processing by Alan V. Oppenheim, Ronald W. Schafer, John R. Buck
Designers and Scientists guide for Digital signal processing..
Those are the ones I can think of now..
Hope that helps....
I think ocean should work with any simulator and you should specify that the first thing in ocean as:
simulator('spectre) ... for spectre,So, I assume you will do the same for hspice.
I have not used hspice with ocean before, but that is my guess.
Having said that, you might be having syntax...
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