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you can ensure the MOS transistor of long channel length is constant gm, but if you mirror the current or the voltage, how can you ensure the MOS transistor of short channel length is constant gm. Their I-V cure is different
Constant gm circuits assume that the I-V property of MOS transistor is square. But if i want to design a constant gm circuit which the channel length of the MOS transistor is 0.18um, the I-V property doesn't follow the square law, how do i design this circuit.
The derivative of the first edtion is wrong, the second edition is right.
When i first saw the first edtion, i also found the problem, and i asked my boss, he said Thomas Lee made a lot of mistakes in the first edition and he changed in the second edition.
in generally, the input and output of chip should be matched to 50Ω. But if output impedance of PA matches to 50Ω, the efficiency is smaller than 50%. In reality the efficiency can go as high as 90%. So i want to know whether the output needs to match to 50Ω. This problem has confused me for a...
hi, when i simulate ip3 of an amplifier using spectraRF, the ip3 curve is not a straight line,but the the first order gain curve is straight. I don't know where i'm wrong.Who can help me ? Thank you
hi,now i need to design a driver amplifier of a PA,which includes a pre-amplifier,a step attenuator and a buffer. The total gain is about 40db.Can you give me some design examples or suggestions?thank you
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