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the input reference noise voltage is larger than VDD

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When I did the noise simulation, I found my amplifier input reference noise is around 10V (integrated from 0.001~0.01Hz) to my amplifier input node, all component is real PDK model, but my VDD is only 2.5V, and the input DC bias voltage is 1.25V; what will happen for this noise? Does it influence my input DC bias at the 10V level? I want to know what influence it will have on my circuit and did it shift my DC input bias at around 10V?
 
Very unlikely, presume a calculation error.
My amplifier Cs and Cf are very small, in the 1fF range. Is this one possible? Or I just use the noise in Virtuoso ADE to simulate it so if it's the simulation problem? (or is it reasonable to see the 0.01Hz~0.1Hz integration to see the DC noise?) Thanks!
 
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