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Problem while extracting total noise of a MOS (Flicker+thermal)

RAO VINAY
RAO VINAY over 12 years ago
Hello All,
I have chosen a set up (which is attached) to get accurate values of MOS' noise level. I am using UMC 65nm and took resistance from Analoglib. I have disabled “Generate any noise” option in resistor which is chosen and hence only MOS' noise is EXPECTED. I need gate voltage PSD that is SVG and drain current noise PSD that is SID. I am facing two problems here.
1> When I am changing values of resistor, SID PSD's are getting scaled up/down. Why noise levels are getting changed when resistor values are changed though “Generate any noise” option is disabled. If this resistor still contributing any noise then how can I measure or which kind of set up would be the better alternative to get accurate MOS' noise PSDs?
2>How can I measure PSD of SVG in this case?

 

 

Regards,

Vinay Rao.

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    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

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