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    2-state fully differential op-amp compensation

    I'm talking abt 2-state fully differential op-amp with Resistor and capacitor compensation. these R and C are used between stage 1 and stage 2 where in capacitor is used for pole compensation, and resistor for pushing the zero to infinity. I remember this but if u know more details abt his...
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    CMOS Technology is LOW POWER?

    thanks a lot for the above info When we talk abt a CMOS digital circuit (simple inverter)? How can we say that it is a low power? Is it because of high dynamic currents? ( high dynamic currents can be expected because large variation in the input voltage in a short period of time) I didnt...
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    2-state fully differential op-amp compensation

    Can you explain me the poles and zeros that exists
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    What exactly is leakage current in transistor?

    What exactly is leakage current in a trasistor, what happens if the gateoxide thickness decreases?
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    current mirrors Vs DC bias voltages in CMOS

    why do we use current mirrors for biasing instead of dc voltages? what will happen if we use dc voltages for biasing
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    CMOS Technology is LOW POWER?

    Hey I agree with u Digital circuits have very large dynamic currents Can you plz clearly explain the static current?
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    CMOS Technology is LOW POWER?

    technology like cmos Why CMOS technology is called as low power?
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