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MOSTransistor Mismatch / Yield Analysis

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Hi, i read this paper, but i think it's very theoretical material.
As I remember you design current steering DAC, I have some papers which
can help you.
 

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Thanks Mike..for the papers..! .. I think still the paper I have quoted is a masterpiece
as it is regarded among the classical papers in VLSI design. As you have gone through it .. I think we can study it together.. of course if you don't mind ..

Thanks

Raduga
 

the pelgrom,s paper is nodoubt ia master piece,but how a circuit designer can implement it in circit
simulaor . suppose i know " ap " and "sp "
then how to run monte caralo simulation , this is very important .
 

An added note to some matched design, say 2 op-amp to get matched in a typical IN-AMP design, make sure Vds>Vds(sat) with a large headroom so that once one of the transistors in Op-AmpA is smaller than the same corresponding transistor in Op-AmpB, the final summed output from two Op-Amps won't make a large difference as one transistor goes into linear region, which finally deviates a lot from that in saturated region
 

Please check that now a days foundries as well
specify the mis-match in the form as given
by the Pelgrom's paper, here is the link where you can find
the Mismatch report



The file is

G-CR-MIXED_MODE18-1.8V_3.3V-MATCHING-REPORT.rar
 

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