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The charges accumulated will create a potential of hundreds or maybe thousands of volts so the diode will operate in either forward or reversed biasing and at this voltage level it will be opened either way.
If it will be forward biased it will open at around 0,6V
If it will be reversed biased...
It cannot be both in the same metal sheet, as it will compensate each other.
It all depends on the chemicals used in the process., so it can be both negative or positive. Still it does not matter, the effect will be the same.
This is also my problem :)
In general it depends on the technology used. So for this kind of application I hope I can go on HV technologyes, that have transistors that can withstand 12V or more.
Also the pass transistor would be preferably a DMOS device, but I am wondering how do I supply the...
bandgap substrate
I don't think the noise generated will affect the reference voltage value but it will affect the other blocks you will bias with this reference voltage. The noise you generate will add-up to the noise of the block, so if the noise level of the reference voltage is not big...
skill example code
Hi onlymusic16,
I am also a beginer in skill, but I can recomand you reading sklanguser.pdf.
I think you can find this file if you make a search on edaboard
lesetlayervisible
I do not understand you exactly but here you can find the file I used for testing
if in your LSW you have metal1 instead of met1 you should make the replacement
the same for met2 and via
yes, but I am refering to a matching like the one in the picture
One of the basic rule of matching is to keep the same orientation for the matching transistor and this type of matching brakes this rule, but is said to give a higher matching than the conventional matching.
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