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Low DC offset
Low drift
High open loop gain
All of the above
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R1
0
Infinite
R1+R2
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Why is Miller compensation not preferred for stabilising common mode feedback loop?
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It is not possible to use miller capacitor for Common mode feedback loop due to low gain
It reduces the bandwidth of amplifier for differential signals
It reduces the Common mode rejection ratio of the amplifier
It results in poor phase margine
Shielding
Fingering of transistors
Power supply decouping capacitors
Substrate contact ring around active circuits
Substrate contacts
Why is it difficult to have ESD protection on high speed I/O pins
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The ESD protection diodes will cause reflection in transmission lines used for high frequency signals
The high capacitance of ESD diodes limit the bandwidth of the pins
ESD diodes result in non linearity which is difficult to compensate at high speeds
All of the above
D Latch circuits which sometimes get latched permanently to 1 or 0 due to manufacturing defects
Turning on of thyristor formed by parasitic BJT's in the substrate
Failure of latch based memories due to drop in VDD
None of the above
Symmetric opamp
Simple 1 stage differential amplifier
Telescopic cascode
Folded cascode
In the common mode feedback circuit shown, transistors M1 M2, M3 and M4 should be biased in
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The low leakage sample and hold circuit shown below is based on the principle of
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having a Freewheeling diode for providing a discharge path to the leakage current
Improved linearity of sampling switch achieved by driving the body of mosfet with output voltage.
Positive feedback for generating reverse leakage current for cancellation
Maintaining zero potential difference across the leakage impedance path
Compact layout
Better matching of threshold voltages
Low parasitic capacitance
Low resistance of source and drain regions
Positive
Negative
Both are equal
None of the above
When we use a MOS sampling switch, clock feed-through introduces an error that is
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Which of the following is/are sources of error in conventional Bandgap voltage reference
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Current mismatch
Resistor mismatch
Opamp offset
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Impulsiveness
Irritability
poor communication
All of the above
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