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layout of the elliptic gm-C filter

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hi,all

after I finished the schematic of a elliptic Gm-C filter, what requirement should I take into account when I layout the filter, is there anyone who can give me some advice about that?

thx in advance!
 

If the cutoff frequency of the filter is high, you should pay attention to the parasitic caps. symmtry is important for differential design. Matching is always important for analog design
 

pfd001 said:
If the cutoff frequency of the filter is high, you should pay attention to the parasitic caps. symmtry is important for differential design. Matching is always important for analog design

thanks!
I do think that the cutoff frequency will be affected by the parasitic caps, but what I want to know is that is there some details which I should pay attention to, and how to floor plan so much Gm blocks, thx again.

And it could be better if you could provide some literature about the filter layout. I will appreciate it!

BR!
 

Could you show us your sample schematic then we can give you an idea on how to start you layout.Also what process tech are you going to use?
 

you can add the parasitic capacitor and resistor into the schematic ,and simulate it , you can do the sens analyse in the behavier model of matlab or schematic, then you can find which element is important and should pay attention.
 

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