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AnalogGR
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Replica Bias schemes
Sep 11
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Hi,
Hi,
Can anyone help in understanding why we use the replica bias schemes?
Any proposed source of info would be appreciated
Regards
george best
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Re: Replica Bias schemes
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Sep 12
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hi,
replica biasing is mainly to get exact matching between main circuit and bias circuit. you can refer jhn menatis pll papers for that
Thanks,
Rajasekhar.
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