katrin
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bode plot cadence
I want to study the stability of my feedback transimpedance amplifier, therefore, I think I should take a look at its open-loop gain and phase response VS frequency, just Bode plot
But I have not figured out how can I do this simulation in cadence. Basically, I know I should use AC analysis. I tried to use a sinusoidal current source at the input, and set its frequency as a variable "freq", its AC magnitude as a contant current value, and running AC analysis to sweep the freq. But it seemed not to work.
Meanwhile, when I disconnect the feedback resistor to the circuit input, at this time, the open terminal of this feedback resistor should be the output of open-loop gain. At this time, can I just select this open terminal as the output or should I connect a large terminal resistor from this feedback resistor to ground? in other words, how can I break the loop?
could someone help me to clarify how can i do this simulations?
thanks
I want to study the stability of my feedback transimpedance amplifier, therefore, I think I should take a look at its open-loop gain and phase response VS frequency, just Bode plot
But I have not figured out how can I do this simulation in cadence. Basically, I know I should use AC analysis. I tried to use a sinusoidal current source at the input, and set its frequency as a variable "freq", its AC magnitude as a contant current value, and running AC analysis to sweep the freq. But it seemed not to work.
Meanwhile, when I disconnect the feedback resistor to the circuit input, at this time, the open terminal of this feedback resistor should be the output of open-loop gain. At this time, can I just select this open terminal as the output or should I connect a large terminal resistor from this feedback resistor to ground? in other words, how can I break the loop?
could someone help me to clarify how can i do this simulations?
thanks