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    about bandgap reference voltage

    Hi Meliza, Well adjusting the amplitude of ur bandgap reference depends on the type of ur reference. If it is in a type that it first sums PTAT and CTAT current and then conducting this current through a resistor to generate voltage with low TC, in this way u have to change just the resistor to...
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    camparative study of temprature curves in bandgap reference

    comparative study of temperature curves in bandgap reference Hi all, I wanna know which of these two curves (attached file) is better for bandgap reference? (assumption:both curves have same temprature range and same voltage variation and same output voltage OR better to say same PPM/C) Thanks.
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    lateral and vertical bipolar transistor for designing BGR circuit

    Hi Junus, As I know one of issues which can be discussed is fabrication. Generally making a PNP BJT in CMOS technology is more easier. you can find this in this picture.
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    suitable start-up circuit for designing high PSRR BGRs

    Hi erikl, could you clarify your answer! As i know start-up circuit will go off immediately after making circuit to work and as transient time it will take some micro seconds to have output voltage ,so start-up circuit will go off after start of main crcuit not after reaching output voltage...
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    suitable start-up circuit for designing high PSRR BGRs

    Hello to all I wanna know if someone can help me to find a suitable start-up circuit for designing high PSRR BGRs? Or better i say ,does start-up circuit affect PSSR of BGR? Thanks.
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    Suitable choice for designing up-1v and sub-1v Bandgap reference

    Hi Junus, As my experience helps designing an up-1v BGR without using BJT for low ppm/c output voltage is not possible , but for sub-1v BGRs (around 0.1v to 0.3v) it is possible to design Fully mosfet with low ppm/c for output voltage. Now about your question, As i have mentioned the CTAT...
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    Current mode Bandgap Reference

    Hi Well, for a beginner it is vitaaly needable to know that there are two main cores in Bandgap reference (BGR). 1-PTAT 2-CTAT These two can be Vptat+Vctat OR Vptat+R*Ictat OR R*Iptat+Vctat OR R*(Iptat+Ictat) for generating low temprature coefficient output voltage in BGRs. Well I put a pdf...
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    Using FinFET model of PTM in Hspice

    Hi Maybe the problem is due to your library and any model by this name (nfet) is not defined. I wish it helps, Regards, Jamaleddin Mollasalmani
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    Suitable choice for designing up-1v and sub-1v Bandgap reference

    Hello to all, As i know there are three main different bandgap references: 1-BJT core Bandgap reference 2-Fully Mosfet bandgap reference 3-Mixed BJT and MOSFET core Bandgap Reference I wanna know which of these three are better for designing a sub-1v and up-1v bandgap references with less...

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