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do we need stability analysis for bias circuits

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I have a doubt that whether we need stability analysis for supply independent bias circuit.
 

sure, it is needed if ur system is closed-loop.
however, if the system is open-loop, then no stability analysis is needed.
 

For any closed-loop system, you need to simulate the stability, or you need to know at know, it's stable or oscillating according your requirement.
 

tell me whether we need stability analysis for following circuit.
 

satyasiva said:
tell me whether we need stability analysis for following circuit.
there would be too many operating point, I think you'd better add a resistor in your ckt.
the self-bias loop is stabile because the loop-gain<1, but gain Margin is useful for the evaluation of the startup time.
 

You schematic can't work. Normally, you should check the stability of the close loop
 

does it need a startup or else compensation?
 

xcoder said:
satyasiva said:
tell me whether we need stability analysis for following circuit.
there would be too many operating point, I think you'd better add a resistor in your ckt.
the self-bias loop is stabile because the loop-gain<1, but gain Margin is useful for the evaluation of the startup time.

ok, if i add a resistor between NM0 and gnd to get a fixed current, then tell me about the stability of circuit. wat type of feedback we have here? I.e., positive, negatie?
 

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