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simulate a fully differential opamp

jacksonlu
jacksonlu over 14 years ago
I am a fresh ic designer, and now i am design an fully differential amplifier, but i don't know how to simulate it in spectre? such as dc gain, GBW, phase margin, CMFB stb, psrr, and so on. what are the testbenches for them? thanks!
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    jacksonlu over 14 years ago
    Hi, Andrew! thanks very much for your replay. May you tell me about the test benches for them, and how to do pz analysis? Should i break the feedback loop for pz simulation? and what about the feedback circuits for other simulations? BTW, does cadence has a tutorial or workshop about simulating an fully differential opamp? thanks very much!
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    jacksonlu over 14 years ago
    Hi, Andrew! thanks very much for your replay. May you tell me about the test benches for them, and how to do pz analysis? Should i break the feedback loop for pz simulation? and what about the feedback circuits for other simulations? BTW, does cadence has a tutorial or workshop about simulating an fully differential opamp? thanks very much!
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