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    two puzzles about the "M" of mos model in hspice

    Re: two puzzles about the "M" of mos model in hspi In the second question the answer is yes, AS AD etc are multiplied. Not exaclty like in real life where the transistors share the drain or source.
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    How to simulate the harmanic distortion of S/H?

    No tran and fft works. You print the outputs at a interval given by your frequency. Wait until settles. Move it to matlab and compute fft there.
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    Looking for info about analog IC design at 90nm CMOS

    Re: Analog IC Design at 90nm There is a lot of analog design in 90 and now 65... especially in SOC. There are problems but the principles are exacly the same. Anyway fabs offer high voltage devices with thicker oxide so ... it depends what you call 90nm :).
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    Help- Design of charge pump using low Vt NMOS

    vt nmos AFAIK all fabs offer zero Vt and is free.... is not an added mask. It is very used for caps because they are more linear. If you make a cap wioth normal device the value of the cap varies wildly around the Vt.
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    pss & Pnoise analysis to measure jitter in PLL

    circuit to measure jitter Not sure, but I would say you have to integrate the result over the PLL bandwidth.
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    about fully differential OP input offset voltage

    Monte Cralo is one solution (the best). The other way is to put DC sources at each pair of transistor. Get matching data from the fab and see the influence.
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    Problem with a folded cascode: negative capacitance!

    Re: negative capcitance!! What simulator gives you this? Hspice does not give you negative caps.... if you are sure the design is right, you can take the absolute value.
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    Question about Q factor in LPF and BPF

    Re: about Q factor... You are not clear. In LPF you don't want ringing and you keep Q low. In BP ringing and oscillation is what you want, high Q is good... very different purpose.
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    relationship of bandwidth of CMFB and signal loop

    Yes, this will decrease your CM error. but you should be really carefull about the stability in common mode. And, gain comming at the expense of BW, is a trade off.
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    How to do using the MatLab to simulate Delta-Sigma SNR ?

    75dB SNR with sampling at 200Mhz in 0.35u is impossible. Or, if it is possible, you should be a very good designer to do it.
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    salaries for embedded engineer

    siemens denmark salary Not really. I send you in some forgotten vilage or small city (Tulsa, Oklahoma comes to mind, or think Alabama) and I pay you a lot comparing to the prices there... guess what, you'll still get depresed. There are lots of people who care about this, and lots of peolple...
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    salary in Boston - MA

    Yes, it is a great city by american standards. I don't know if I could name more than 2-3 places better than this in the whole US. Now, if you start to compare with europe, is different, but we are talking about US. Universities make a city good: young and cultivated people, bars, restaurnats...
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    problem with folded coscode fully differential opamp

    It will but maybe not much. BTW, 7t is for 10 bits as i remember, for 12 you need more. Now, you should just compute how much it takes for your op amp to slew over the entire range. From C*U=I*t, I is the currnet flowing in the cap, C is load cap, U is maximum output variation (max. amplitude...
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    capacitor and resistor layout question

    nwell resistor layout I just don't get it, everybody seems to belive that techology should be kept a secret but the keep asking questions about sizes. Anyway: 1) You put caps and resistors over (not "in") Nwell to decrease the noise injected to/from substrate. You know better if that is an...
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    Explaining the DNL defintion

    Re: About DNL problem There are not two definitions, it is only one, the second. The other one is called Maximum DNL. It is true though that people forget sometimes to put maximum in front when they characterize chips (in datasheets).

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