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Help me with chopper amplifier

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Hi guys,
I've being designing hall device these days. It's known to all it's a low noise and low offset application. In cmos process, chopper stabilized can help us. A modulator and a demodulator is neccessary. But the various control clocks set me barriers. Can any body help me with these clocks! Thx!
 

Just use two non overlapping clocks to switch the switches on and off .hence the input signal will get modulated ie multiplied by a square wave n in the output again use a similar pair of switches to turn on and off which is equivalent to the demodulation operation.
 

Thanks for your reply!
But how can i creat the overlapping control clock? How can i build a model for simulation? how can i give a proper evaluation of my design?
 

You can use 2 ideal clock sources with 180 out of phase to start your project. You can modify your ideal non-overlapping clocks to real clock later as you understand more what you are doing...
 

Thx! It seems i 've made a big step in my project!
 

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