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it is about 50 meg;
I don't regard this important ,because my problem is to amplify a uv volt to about logic 1 or 0.Of course, this op is followed by some turning circuit.
thanks.
I need to sense a difference of several uv,and turn it to "1" or "0", thus , I need an op with more than 100dB,to gain low offset and better noise performance , I have to chose bjt say npn or pnp as input pairs,and add additional stages.I use the form of simple 2 stages cmos op,but...
yes,that's right.What I need to do is to amplify a uv signal to a logic voltage.The first stage of course is used to generate a uv difference(sorry for further detail ),then amplifier is needed to amplify this signal ,and followed by a shaping circuit,which turn a weak pulse to a clk.
It's a part of clock generator.However,the forward stage only provide a voltage difference about several microvolts,it's differential,thus no voltage reference is needed.
The block in front of me is how to find out a circuit which can solve this tough problem.
thanks a lot!
the |Vth| in my circuit is about 0.4. I biased imput diff pairs in weak inversion and it appaered that a zore is in RHP at about 1M, I felt frustrated and don't know what's the reason.
To yschuang
It might increase mismatch by using pmos and nmos input pairs togather,so I use...
analoglib include cadence
You can use ncsu-design kit,you may download and ues this one.
Besides ,analogLib is ready to use when you successfully install cadence.
I am designing a low voltage(below 1 Volt) rail to rail op,and the veriation of that op needs to be kept in 5% in the whole supply range ,could anyone geive me some advice?
thanks a lot.
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