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I have to design an analog circuit for IC whose power supply is not freezed. How do I select which transistor to use from PDK library provided by the foundry?
Which parameters like VDD, Gm , Gds , Ft, Ron etc. takes priority in deciding transistor choice as per my application.
I am...
Ic package ground plane
Inside an IC package, what is the purpose of ground plane. Is it connected to the backplane of substrate for biasing it.
Is it useful only in high frequency RF circuits or required for low frequency analog and digital circuits also.
I am designing a single stage source degenerated cascode LNA. I have understood most of it theory regarding input matching but dont understand how to do output matching of thi LNA ?
Hope someone can explain it to me.
Regards
Vipul
Hi Dick and Pancho
Thanks for ur replies.
1. Is the encryption foolproof. Can u please send me some links on how to implement this encryption.
2. As for macromodel is it possible that i may use already existing macromodel in market from IC supplier and put my measured spec Numbers in it. Or...
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I am an analog ic designer and want a way to share my design IP netlist to some external customer without sharing actual netlist.
I believe it can be done by using macromodel. But how to create one for say opamp block. Or is their any better method.
Regards
Vipul
Is it a good idea to use on chip resistor to provide biasing currents to the current mirrors in analog circuit ?
Or should self biasing "beta multiplier" ckt be used to generate this biasing current always ????
Also what are the disadvantages of using the biasing resistor external to the...
But what should be that impedance value I need to put in port element.
For example if I want to measure the output impedance of an Opamp then is it OK to work with impedance value of 50Ohm . What does this impedance / resistance value required by the port element signifies ????
Well I need to design a CFA but do not have BJT or BiCMOS technology available with me to design a BJT based CFA. Hence was exploring the option to design it in available 180nm CMOS technology.
I went through a paper from Chris Toumazou on a CMOS CFA and was interested in designing one. So what...
Does anybody knows about any commercially avaliable CFA (current feedback amplifier ) IC in CMOS technology ?
The one's I know about are all in BJT or BiCMOS technologies like AD8001 , AD811 , LT1210 etc.
Thanks
Vipul
Sorry for not attaching the image earlier....but now I have attached it in this thread.
This is the source follower ckt. used as voltage buffer in CFA ( current feedback amplifier) ?
I want to understand its functionality and also how much offset in voltage it will give at the output?
How can I use .lin analysis in HSPICE to measure the impedance or transimpedance using Z parameters?
For .lin analysis "port" element are required to be used at the nodes where 2-port parameters need to be calculated. ANd this port element needs the value of "resistance" and "impedance" to be...
Basically the first pole in CFA transfer function response ( which also determines it s 3-dB BW) depends only on the value of feedback resistor. (This can be seen in various AN's).
And since this feedback resistor (Rfb) value is always kept constant to the value given in the data sheet , hence...
How to source foll. BUFFER ckt. for CMOS CFA
I am in process of designing a CMOS CFA ( current feedback amplifier ). And this is one of the buffer ckt architectures I have found from technical papers by C. Toumazou.
But I am not able to DC bias this ckt to provide sufficient operating current...
Yes Dick .........u r right it is a simple resistor divider 7-bit DAC with 128 resistors in a chain.
But my issue is about how to provide 2 ref. voltages 2.66 and 2.02 volts between which these resistors exist. ANd moreover I want these voltages to vary with power supply 3.3v so that the bias...
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