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Recent content by amriths04

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    a weird question about LNA impedance match

    An active circuit(transistor) is used to make a loss-less element like the inductor look lossy. Therefore, the energy/power goes into the transistor!!
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    cadence squeak open source

    Yes I have downloaded from that link already. The point is there is no .exe file or setup file so that I can install that. Can you guide me how I can install that. thank you,
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    cadence squeak open source

    Has any one of you tried cadence squeak? It's an open-source software from cadence. How to install it?
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    questions about CMFB circuits

    NO need for the red-circled DC source. If the gain of your ideal vcvs is very high (say 40dB), it would hardly make any difference.
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    questions about CMFB circuits

    Hello all, Wrong. The single-ended DC output of the CMFB need not and will not be equal to vref (that is 0.6V). It will set itself to a value such that the upper and lower branch currents of the main differential pair match. Just set Vref of the CMFB to be 0.8 V.
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    operational amplifiers

    another reason is, it does not allow for DC negative feedback in the overall loop
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    Confused about CMFB in one of Schreier's Amplifier

    A question to think about. 1) Yes it seems to me too from the circuit that the cmfb loop has a positive feedback. 2) CM feedforward: This is a common mode feedforward. I think the capacitor averager is used for compensating the cmfb loop by accomplishing this feedforward technique. 3) The...
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    the use of negative suppliy

    depends on the application. Mainly to make the output dc value to be 0V.
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    how to choose the value of the feedback cap in switch-capacitor circuit

    When you implement this using switch-capacitor technique, your amp would slew to charge the capacitances during switching transients. Anyway if your amplifier is unstable to this step requirement, then the output might saturate. This spike current's amplitude depends on C1.
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    about advantages of sigma delta DAC

    imagine the linearity of the elements(like resistors and capacitors) required if you want to implement, say a 24-bit dac. it would involve costly process with cap and resistor trimming and would be highly costly and impractical.
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    clean FFT for Class-D simulation

    what's the cut off of you 3 rd order filter? strobeperiod does not have anything to do with simulation accuracy. However, maxstep has. By decreasing maxstep, you are forcing the simulator to solve the equations more often (even though it might not be required because of lack of transitions)...
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    clean FFT for Class-D simulation

    try decreasing maxstep. I don't think improving reltol would be that useful. By the way, why 46.6 times oversampling?
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    design of integrator current level

    1) choose ugb of your amp to be atleast 10 times that of your integrator. 2) choose the output stage current of your amp such that it would be able to drive the input resistor of the integrator. Practically you might need to increase the bias currents till you meet the linearity specifications.
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    How can measure Class-D output power

    [(sine wave's maximum peak amplitude across 8 ohm load)^2]/(2*8 )

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