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input Voltage VS Output Voltage nmos pmos ORCAD Capture

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Hi all,

I am using level 3 pmos and nmos in ORCAD capture. If my input signal is > 1Volt then Output signal must be 1.5Volt. else output sign 0 Volt.

Please help me to get a design in transistor level or explain to me how to get the desired circuit.

Thanks in advance.
 

i didnt get you sorry
do u want to design a comparator? ...
thanks...
 
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Hi sorry for the late reply,

If my input signal = 1.5 Volt
then Output signal must be 4.5Volt
else output sign 0 Volt

How do you represent/achieve this in circuit? Could be specific voltage comparator... please reply asap. thank you.
 

so you have to design a comparator and it must be a differential comparator...

make one input as your reference and another one is your input to be compared...

it will work nicee...
 
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Hi can you please give me some quick tutorial on how to start designing differential comparator? it would really help me. thank you in advance.
 

diba88 said:
Hi can you please give me some quick tutorial on how to start designing differential comparator? it would really help me. thank you in advance.
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hi, thanks for your interest in this topic...

first of all you must know what a comparator is.... for example ... op-amp can be used as a comparator....


but if you need to design for a specific reason means, you can just design a differential amplifier with some quick response time....

Maybe this pdf will help you a lot....


If you have any doubt plese let me know...

Thanks...
 

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