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5.4.2. Process-Tolerant Circuit Design
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What does the use of redundant transistor pairs achieve in circuit design?
Hint
Think about keeping performance consistent.
- 2.
Explain what digital calibration does.
Hint
Consider how adjustments are made.
- 3.
What is the main purpose of using redundant transistor pairs?
- To increase power consumption
- To average out performance mismatches
- To increase component cost
Hint
Think about how redundancy functions.
- 4.
True or False: Digital calibration can use DACs to adjust outputs in response to variations.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall what DAC stands for.
- 5.
Design a schematic for an analog circuit using redundant transistor pairs and explain the benefits of your design.
Hint
Consider both electrically and physically how redundancy aids circuit performance.
- 6.
Critique an analog circuit design that lacks digital calibration methods and explain the potential impacts on performance consistency.
Hint
Assess how performance can vary under real-world conditions.
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