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yes there is!
using the 2.7mH as an autotransformer in boosting fashion, and a 1.4nF capacitor.
i asked this question to see if anybody is aware of this trick, and my head is still not very clear about this solution..:
you are using the 7th winding as a tap and the rest 297 windings make it...
what is the wisest way of matching 2.7mH+100ohm reactance to 8ohms?
at 80kHZ?
thanks.
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ofcourse, without using inductors in the milli henries range.
depends on the stage of the system you are designing. I wouldnt care too much about s11 if that is my first stage amplifier.
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yeah but the first stages are better if they are also low noise and low noise is achievable only by good s11. so you see the comprimise.
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hi.
i want to model the following equation in spice:
dm/dt + (alfa(v)+beta(v))*m = alfa(v)
where alfa and beta are dependent variables on 'v'.
but evidently this requires multiplication.
how am i supposed to handle the multiplication of two state variables in spice ?
any suggestions?
Re: sram design
because sometimes speed matters. you need a relatively high capacitance at the end of the mos transistor to store the bit, and that slows down the read-write operation.
".. Ccell must be physically as small as possible to achive good density. However the bitline is contacted...
Re: 8-bit adder
among tree adders, kogge-stone is the fastest since it requires fewest number of series logic levels (4 levels for 16bit addition actually); however, that requires a good deal of hardware (in parallel) and dense wiring. brent-kung requires 7 series logic levels, hence it is...
what happens to Vp @ Vds>Vgs-Vt ?? doesnt Vp increase as we keep increasing Vds?
if it does increase, how do you explain the constant current.
if it does not incrase, why?
thanks.
Ids remains (nearly) the same, even though the drain voltage is increasing with respect to source. Why? What is the underlying physics?
thanks in advance
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i need a somewhat detailed explanation.
an answer like "because the drain side is pinched-off" will not count...
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