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Hi all:
For a diode-connected load, why the input impedance seen at the source of NMOS is lower when we consider the body effect. If we don't try to derive the equation, do you have any intuitive explanation?
Thanks
pll jitter simulation
Use ADS can easily draw the eye diagram and There is jitter histogram in ADS design guide. I think this may measure the jitter; however, I don't know how to setup the measurement. Do anyone know that?
hi all:
I know that we can draw eye diagram at ADS and we can measure the peak to peak jitter directly from the width of the trransition. And if we want to measure the rms jitter, we have to use the jitter histogram in the ADS.
The attachment is the jitter histogram in the ADS.
I don't...
Re: how to compute the phase noise in @DS and display it?
I only know that you can use "Oscport" in the ADS to measure the phase noise.
I don't know the detail of it.
Do anyone know it?
Thanks
hi all:
If I want to design a 2.5Gb/s CDR circuit, what is the normal BER?
Is that 1e-12?
Then how do I calculate the jitter spec of the VCO?
Thanks a lot
half-rate phase detector
hi all:
I try to refine my question.
The problem of my CDR circuit is that the Bit error rate is too large, which is 1e-3.
For the 2.5G CDR with half rate PD, it should be smaller than 1e-6 or even smaller.
I think that the problem would be result from the VCO.
I use...
phase interpolator cdr
hi all:
Pardon my ignorance. I have a question about CDR, please give me some advice.
I have designed a 2.5G CDR with half rate PD. I follow the Razavi paper,
A 10-Gb/s CMOS Clock and Data Recovery Circuit with a Half-Rate Linear Phase Detector, May 2001.
This CDR...
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