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    Looking for info about VCO based on ring oscillator

    about vco hi,mister gdhp. your material is very nice.
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    Comparision of different OTA architectures

    razavi has given the details regarding these three and their implementation details.
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    Current reference using MOS transistors and using VDD and a resistor

    Re: Current Reference resistor value varies by process around 20 to 30%., to avoid this we will use current references.
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    Offset Compensation...

    auto-zeroing techniques will be used to minimize the opamp.or chopper stabilization. theory of auto-zeroing can be studied by razavi and geiger.
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    interchanging of nmos and pmos?

    you will get an weak high and weak low. means u r high is vdd-vthinstead of vdd. low is vth instead of zero.
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    PMOS have a lower flicker noise than NMOS?

    flicker noise is due to the random trapping and releasing of the electrons or holes in the interface. as electrons have more mobility than holes,so they will have more random trappings. so more flicker noise for nmos devices.
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    simuation of ADC characteristics

    you can do it throught the cadence setup. for the frequency related,u have to do the DFT first ,adn then u can find the SFDR,SNR values. and u can do the inl and dnl in the transioent analysis.
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    opamp in sigma delta modulator

    the selection of the opamp depends upon the gain error allowed and sampling frequencies u are using. for a sampling frequency of fs,your opamp gbw shud be greater than 5fs. and for a small gain error u need very high gain. in that cases,a fully differential gain boosted opamp will solves u r...
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    Help me establish the EA of an LDO

    Re: EA of an LDO keeping the compensation capacitor makes u r system very slow., so u cant get the start up time specification. to make the system stable,and anyway u should have output capcitor when u r driving other blocks or soc., so,by using the optimum Resr .,and adjusting the poles...
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    How to set the bias voltage of cascode op?

    assume the bias voltage is vb., the below transistor vds is vgs1-vth1. so the vb should be grater than vgs1-vth1+vgs2. it will give the minimum value of vb for the cascode opamp.
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    What MOS should be used (N-type or P-type) in LDO driver?

    Re: About LDO driver pmos can work up to very low voltages,coz it requires less gate drive. but it will have large pole., need to be careful in compensation. for nmos it wont work at low frequencies., but it will have higher current capability,so more gm and pole at higher distances coz of high...
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    what is differenece between ring-oscialltor and PLL?

    ring oscillator will simply generate frequencies for a control voltage. there is no feedback or correction involved. pll is nothing but ,it will compares the phaseerror with the reference frequency., and generates the vcntl to minimizing the error. pll can be used for many applications other...
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    question about LDO with 1.5V fixed output

    for low voltage applications pmos as a passdevice is a better option coz it needs low gate drive and low leakeage current. but ,the width is quiet high., u have to be careful in compensation,coz of large pole associated with the pmos device.
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    vco with replica biasing for pll

    pmos transistor should be act as a resistor,so it should in the triode region for full tuning range. and iss and i1 shud be the same current mirrors,so that they will tack the current variations., use a high gain opamp as the erroramp,so that it will always makes u r erorvoltage low. vref=...
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    What is the effect of Av and how to set it?

    Re: what is effect of Av ? gain = gm*Ro. gm -> input transistor transcoductance (of the diff opamp). Ro depends on how u have implemented the load,it can be either nmos or pmos., if its a pmos load,in triode region. if u wnated to increase the gain,either the gm can be increase,or either the...

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