Mar 22, 2009 #1 W wangkes9 Member level 2 Joined Jan 10, 2008 Messages 46 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,286 Activity points 1,620 like figure , a detector input circuit. We use a low resistance(for feedback) . Is it a low resistance load and need a buffer for OTA , or consider it as a feedback fictor , OTA is OK ? Thanks
like figure , a detector input circuit. We use a low resistance(for feedback) . Is it a low resistance load and need a buffer for OTA , or consider it as a feedback fictor , OTA is OK ? Thanks
Mar 22, 2009 #2 LvW Advanced Member level 6 Joined May 7, 2008 Messages 5,912 Helped 1,753 Reputation 3,512 Reaction score 1,364 Trophy points 1,393 Location Germany Activity points 40,426 wangkes9 said: like figure , a detector input circuit. We use a low resistance(for feedback) . Is it a low resistance load and need a buffer for OTA , or consider it as a feedback fictor , OTA is OK ? Thanks Click to expand... Your problem is not clear to me. What really is the question ? The output voltage is u(out)=i(in)*(1/gm - R). Was that your question ?
wangkes9 said: like figure , a detector input circuit. We use a low resistance(for feedback) . Is it a low resistance load and need a buffer for OTA , or consider it as a feedback fictor , OTA is OK ? Thanks Click to expand... Your problem is not clear to me. What really is the question ? The output voltage is u(out)=i(in)*(1/gm - R). Was that your question ?