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Hey guys
My question is about the tuning linearity of a VCO, in the application of PLLs or frequency synthesizers, are there clear quantitative requirements on the tuning linearity of VCO, like the requirements on phase noise
The more linear the better, sure, but that is too ambiguous...
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I have some troubles in simulating the quadrature accuracy of a QVCO...
it's said in papers that we can use a SSB mixer to up convert a baseband signal with the I/Q signal, and then get the image rejection ratio, which is a good criteria to evaluate the quadrature accuracy.
But how should i do...
in an circuit diagram, the non-inverting input of an OPA is grounded, does it mean that the non-inverting input is really grounded or its input is Common Mode Voltage?
i am really confused here, may you tell me what does the GND symbol mean? thanks!
i think your diagram doesnt really represent the circuit.
BETA is R1/(R1+R2), but the input in your diagram is in fact R2/(R1+R2)*Vin, and with these expressions you can get your -R2/R1
i think you should find the transfer function of this circuit, without the "virtual ground " approximation.
spice cut off frequency
thank you Nick, but what if i want to know the intrinsic cutoff frequency of a MOSFET? i mean there might be some methods to mesure it, i really want a circuit.
Re: a circuit question
if all the resistors in the network are the same,
i think the equivalent R is R1/4
you can put the pb in this way: as the network is infinit, at point A, the 4 directions are all the same, so with an input current of Iin at A, there will be only 1/4 Iin going through R1...
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