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Re: Power Management IC
hey joe,
As you questions, i have some answers.
1.Q: Is it part of analog ic design field?
A: Yes, it is. As every portable product need supply. And for the cost issue, this
part has been designed to IC field.
2. Q:Could you please advise any books for a...
Re: Bandgap Reference
All right, just using the architecture like LDO form.
But must sure no cuurent drive from out pin.
Or you will have stability issue.
Re: Monte Carlo
Yes, it can be perofrmed to analog_extracted.
The way just like schematic monte carlo simulation, But the netlist file includes more parasitical capacitors and resistors.
No matter you connect to bias or point A, the concept is to control the current if the Vout1 and Vout2 rise(fall) and restoring the output CM level.
Ref: Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuit "Razavi"
thx~~
Dear overmars, I tihnk the module D is the CMF (common mode feedback) circuit.
If your want use differential out, you must add it.
If your want know detail about CMF circuit, you can see any one analog book.
thx~~
Using the first method and add the Rload & Cload.
Give it a VPLUS voltage (from 0~vdd).
And you will see the output will follow the input with a slop.
The 10% to 90% slop is you SR.[/img]
tsmc 0.35um esd
The RC decided the time you want to discharge the voltage.
And the last NMOS should be very big for the voltage you want discharge.
You can decide the size by simulation.
Re: help needed in design of fully diff amp very urgent plz
It doesn't makesense of the GBW=450MHz.
It's too large. If your GBW=450MHz then your SR will more than 20 v/us.
Since your GBW=450MHz, I think your differentail pair input would be very very big. (Consume large area and power).
If...
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