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Noise simulation on a flip-around SHA

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Hello, all

I have a question about how to do the noise simulation of a "flip-around" SHA in the hold phase. To be more precisely, I question the total output noise @ the hold phase because the magnitude of noise is much larger than expected. If I hook up the circuit like a charge transferred SHA,typically gain= cs/cf=2, the magnitude of output noise looks good. The plot shows the way I did the simulation. An ideal cmfb is added and ideal baluns are used to convert differential and common signals.
Thanks a lot.

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