dkumar
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noise at the output:
HI all,
I have a track and hold followed by a source follower buffer (on silicon) and i have been testing it and seeing the output on an oscilloscope. Attached in one of the outputs i see. It has input signal of 100MHz and sampling frequency is 20MHz ( it is sub-sampling for the purpose of time interleaving architecture in ADC) .
The think that is bothering me is the noise in the hold phase. As far as my understanding goes, the held phase should be a constant value ( and not noisy in the way as it is seen). I am tying to understand from where these might be coming and what i could think of is might be the SF buffer used at the output to derive the pads on chip is adding / making this held value noisy. Or may the switch is not completely turning off and the held phase still contains noise from Ron of switch and input signal.
I am not sure if i am right but is there any way i can analyze it in simulation ?
thanks
HI all,
I have a track and hold followed by a source follower buffer (on silicon) and i have been testing it and seeing the output on an oscilloscope. Attached in one of the outputs i see. It has input signal of 100MHz and sampling frequency is 20MHz ( it is sub-sampling for the purpose of time interleaving architecture in ADC) .
The think that is bothering me is the noise in the hold phase. As far as my understanding goes, the held phase should be a constant value ( and not noisy in the way as it is seen). I am tying to understand from where these might be coming and what i could think of is might be the SF buffer used at the output to derive the pads on chip is adding / making this held value noisy. Or may the switch is not completely turning off and the held phase still contains noise from Ron of switch and input signal.
I am not sure if i am right but is there any way i can analyze it in simulation ?
thanks