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Hi Analog experts,
I'm studying these slides found in **broken link removed** . You can find this by googling "noise performance of elementary transistor stages".
In the page 10 (Slide number 0410) titled "A resistor also has 1/f noise", I tried to calculate sqrt(dvRf^2) but I got only 70.7n...
Hi Analog expert,
I have a question regarding this material which is from the book "Analog design essentials". Below is the link we can find in the website if you search for "Miller CMOS OTA Springer" with google.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...57799294,d.b2I
From page 18, there's a...
Hi Analog expert~
I have a question regarding this material. Below is the link we can find in the website if you search for "Miller CMOS OTA Springer" with google...
Hi,
I found this in a textbook about the attached class AB output stage.
For the 2nd attached picture, there's a description like below.
"It is now easy to calculate the gain of this amplifier. The input stage provides a conversion of gm1. The total gain also includes the transconductance...
Hi Analog experts,
I'm studying an IEEE paper("http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=272096&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D272096").
Can anybody let me know any published text books or documents to explain how to determine the compensation...
Hi Nitishn5,
I think you don't need to answer my question. I opened the old text book of circuit theory to recall the basics of rc circuits. Based on your comments and RC circuit theory, now I think I can understand why it meets KCL. I forgot the basics. :)
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for detailed explanation.
I'd like to re-phrase my question in other way.
Basically, I don't still get how physically the gate and drain of M5 at a certain high frequency have same voltage. But, if I just believe blindly that the gate and drain of M5(two nodes of Cc) have the same...
Thanks a lot Nitishn5~~
Now I can clearly understand why it has diode connection in ac signal domain assuming the Cc acts a short circuit.
I have another question. What is the impedance of CL when Cc becomes virtually a short connection? Isn't it much lower impedance in the same high frequency...
Hi Analog experts,
I'm seeing this material in this link people.seas.harvard.edu/~jones/es154/lectures/lecture_6/pdfs/lecture37.pdf.
In page 8, there's this below description. I don't understand physically how it can be diode-connected. If it's diode-connected at a certain frequency, the drain...
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