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BGR test result is higher than simulation result

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Hi all
my bgr was taped out but output(1.25V) is higher than simulation result(1.185V).
I doubt amp's offset causes this problem so I do simulation like following condition.
the output voltage of bgr =1.25V when i add a vdc=5mV between the AMP input node d1 and E of biplor. In this case the difference voltage of d1 and d2 is <1mV.
Any one can tell me can I decide the offset results in this higher output problem?
And how to fix it ? Thanks.
 

many components affect the BG output,
resistor matching, transistor matching ...
i don't think the simulation can be that accurate to predict everything
you may do trimming if you want a high precision BG
 

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strennor said:
many components affect the BG output,
resistor matching, transistor matching ...
i don't think the simulation can be that accurate to predict everything
you may do trimming if you want a high precision BG

1.25V output is PKG test result without trimming1.25-1.185=65mV, is this normal?
 

First you should make the analysis on technological corners to define normal this deviation whether or not.
 

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