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Guard ring is normally used for isolation between aggressor or victim. Long time ago, I was told that guard ring should be designed with a small opening, not a full closed loop pattern. Does anyone know the reason?
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I am running DC simulation for very large schematic to check leakage current/active DC current from each sub-blocks. (many of them share same power supply)
Normally, in Cadence, people insert a VDC on top of each supply for every block so that they can see how the current is divided to...
I want to implement process monitor on chip. The easiest way is to count ring oscillator frequency to get process information. But in this case, I cannot tell it's PMOS or NMOS variation.
Is there any simple way to monitor process variation of PMOS and NMOS separately?
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Does anyone have frequency divider structure which can work at larger than 10GHz, but consume low power (Maybe "low power" word is not easy to justified)?
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I want to generate a reference voltage which is very close to power supply level (say 1.3V supply and reference voltage at 1.1V), but the PSRR is relative high (say 30dB or above). Is there an easy way to do this?
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Yes, you are right. In the case you mentioned, the spur will fold back. When I talked about un-changed spur offset frequency, I meant that like multi-GHz clock divided down to multi-GHz clock and spurs are at MHz offset. Sorry, I didn make it clear.
Can you tell me, in this case, how does spur...
I have a question:
How does spur change after frequency divider? I know that offset frequency won't change, but how about spur power level? Also unchange?
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psrr and lowdrop
Does anybody have papers for low drop, high PSRR on chip regulator? I want to design an on-chip regulator with 1.3V power supply and the PSRR is above 45dB with 0.2V drop.
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Re: IIP3s are different on left and right side of LO frequen
Yes, I tested it across the whole band - actually, the receiver is designed for wide band - it exhibits the same behavior, but the differences between left side and right side are different across the band.
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