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  Hi,   I have a question about bode plot measurement setup of a switching converter.   In measuring the close frequency response of a dc/dc converter, it...
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... converter. ... is a well-known practice that the closed loop needs to be broken to insert a low value resistor (to inject the perturbation signal across ...
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... switching converter. ... it is a well-known practice that the closed loop needs to be broken to insert a low value resistor (to inject the perturbation...
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  Thanks, Frank. I went through the algebra in the paragraph below and yes it yields the formula in my email.     Regards.   "You are measuring the voltage...
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From: David Middlebrook. Hi Neil:The expression you quote was developed in my 1975 paper, which can be downloaded from the Files section of this Group: ...
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  Dr. Midlebrook,   Thanks for your response. I will go through that paper.     Mark. ... From: ardem_com <rdm@...> Subject:...
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Mark, You will obtain the expression if you solve equation (18) for T. Z1 corresponds to Zin, Z2 to Zout. Best regards, Frank ... measurement related question ...
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  I read this paper and it was very usefull in understanding issues related to loop response measurement. I have some other question that I tried to solve by...
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Mark, You might want to contact Venable Industries and ask them how the formula was derived and under what conditions it is valid. What strikes me is the fact...
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As a matter of fact, I did contact Venable Industries through email but they didn't respond to my question. Maybe I should try once more...   Mark.  ... ...
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From: David Middlebrook. The expression in question is T =(T1+T2+2T1T2)/(1 – T1T2) (Eq.1) (Sorry, I have to keep to my own notation, with T1= -GAIN1, etc....
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  Thanks, Dr. Middlebrook. This was helpful.     Mark. ... From: ardem_com <rdm@...> Subject: [Design-Oriented_Analysis_D-OA] Re: a frequency...
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Hi, I was referring to Lecture 27 , Loop Gain Simulation by R. Dutton Path:...
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The capacitors just represent input, feedback and load elements in a typical example of a fully differential amplifier circuit. Actual values would depend on...
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The capacitors just represent input, feedback and load elements in a typical example of a fully differential amplifier circuit. Actual values would depend on...
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Hi Rob, Thanks for your reply. Appreciate it a lot. I tried running the differential-mode loop gain for the entire fully differential amplifier circuit with...
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Please refer to the waveform results http://www.flickr.com/photos/39059652@N08/3583842251/...
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... This effect can often be seen if a differential circuit is slightly asymmetric, for example due to mismatch. From a stability point of view, there is no...
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Thanks for your reply, Frank. It really helps a lot. So basically, I managed to get the differential loop gain using test bench as shown at: ...
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Frank is the best person to explain how to compute loop gains in a simulator. iprobe is an ammeter element defined in Cadence's Spectre. Spectre has a built-in...
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... Regarding simulation, Cadence has a cmdmprobe component in analogLib that can be used to simulate differential-mode and common-mode loop gain. See...
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Hi Frank and Rob, Thanks for your inputs. I tried using 3 methods 1) Middle brook approach 2) stb analysis with back to back balun and iprobe 3) stb analysis...
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It sounds to me like you're using the analyses right. How are you modeling asymmetry in your op amp? Unless you've intentionally included some accounting for...
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Hi Frank and Rob, Thanks for your inputs. I tried using 3 methods 1) Middle brook approach 2) stb analysis with back to back balun and iprobe 3) stb analysis...
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Hi Frank and Rob, Thanks for your inputs. I tried using 3 methods 1) middlebrook approach 2) stb analysis with balun back to back and iprobe 3) stb analysis...
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Hi Frank and Rob, Thanks for your inputs. I tried using 3 methods 1) Middle brook approach 2) stb analysis with back to back balun and iprobe 3) stb analysis...
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Hi Frank and Rob, Thanks for your inputs. I tried using 3 methods 1) Middle brook approach 2) stb analysis with back to back balun and iprobe 3) stb analysis...
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Hi all, I used stb analysis from Cadence ADE to get the loop gain and loop phase of stability of my LDO. For high ESR value, the stb analysis shown that the...
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Sorry, i re-upload the waveform again. http://www.flickr.com/photos/39362887@N04/3618572017/...
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... The timesteps of your transient simulation might be too large for the oscillation frequency of your circuit. You could try to start the oscillation by...
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