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Can someone confirm this to me, please?
For a transient simulation, is this how my input and output(in an ideal case) should look like?
For example, my Voltage supplies are 3.3V and -3.3V, first I try using a 1V peak to peak signal and then a 3.3.
Hi,
I want to build a full rail to rail op amp, input and output but I don't really understand what and how I should simulate it. What simulation should I use exactly, DC to see the operating point of my transistors and Transient to see the input and output, also... what would the output look...
Re: Rail-to-rail circuit simulation
It has two supply voltages, Vdd and Vss with 3.3V and -3.3V with CMOS.
Sorry about the bad section, I thought I was in the right one, I'll try there.
Thank you!
Re: Rail-to-rail circuit simulation
Hi Dana,
I'm trying to design a RRIO, and I saw some schematics and I tried to build one myself, but I'm not sure how to check if it's ok.
Rail-to-rail circuit simulation
Hi,
I want to build a full rail to rail op amp, input and output but I don't really understand what and how I should simulate it. What simulation should I use exactly, DC to see the operating point of my transistors and Transient to see the input and output...
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