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How to compensate the offset of CMFB amplifier? (Read 452 times)
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How to compensate the offset of CMFB amplifier?
Nov 13
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Could anyone advise usually how people compensate the offset of the CMFB amplifer? ???
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Re: How to compensate the offset of CMFB amplifier
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Do people use the same techniques such as autozeroing or chopper stabilization to compensate the offset in the CMFB amplifiers?
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