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Table 5 Post-Layout Results and pedestal error are both smaller post-layout. There is a noticeable decrease

Table 5 Post-Layout Results and pedestal error are both smaller post-layout. There is a noticeable decrease

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Table 1 Marketing Requirements The following sections go deeper into the requirements such as the acquisi-
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Fig. 2 Acquisition Time from Level 2 to Level 3 2.2 Hold Error & Droop Rate
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Fig. 4 Pedestal Error Visual Representation the excess charges. A visual representation is seen in Fig. - Additionally, drain-source-connected transistors are used to absorb some of 2.4 Power Consumption
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Fig. 5 Functional Decomposition for the proposed T&H Circuit targeted application for this particular IC. circuit into a set of sub-blocks that aim to familiarize the reader with th In this section, we break down the block design of our proposed integrated
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Two supply domains are needed for a proper operation, AVDD_3P1, which
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Table 4 Pre-Layout Simulation Results The acquisition bandwidth pre-layout is significantly greater than that of
Table 4 Pre-Layout Simulation Results The acquisition bandwidth pre-layout is significantly greater than that of
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6 Simulation Results
Fig. 8 Pre and Post-Layout Output Signal Waveform Table 6 is a comparison of the specifications of our design with that of [8]
Fig. 8 Pre and Post-Layout Output Signal Waveform Table 6 is a comparison of the specifications of our design with that of [8]
Table 6 Comparison of Our Specifications with Respect to [8] -AMA4 signal at 0.2 GS/s consuming less than 50 mW while in operation.
Table 6 Comparison of Our Specifications with Respect to [8] -AMA4 signal at 0.2 GS/s consuming less than 50 mW while in operation.
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