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why my signal can't return to zero after a buffer?
Apr 03rd, 2012, 7:56am
 
I have design a differential buffer which is called fT doubler. I choose the RBS(random bit stream)as my input. When checking output, I find that it can't return to zero(subtract the DC). I don't know how to solve this problem, since I don't know how is this phenomena come out.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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Re: why my signal can't return to zero after a buffer?
Reply #1 - Apr 3rd, 2012, 9:42am
 
Post a schematic
Describe the problem

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Re: why my signal can't return to zero after a buffer?
Reply #2 - Apr 3rd, 2012, 7:26pm
 
I'am so sorry to make you feel confused. Here is my schematic and Vin/Vout(Because I can't copy it from the computer I do simulation, So I draw it myself)
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Re: why my signal can't return to zero after a buffer?
Reply #3 - Apr 3rd, 2012, 7:36pm
 
The input signal from the last stage(differential) is a random-bit-stream with overshoot(Vpp=500mv). But the output can't return to zero(subtract DC).

My power supply is 1V.

Thanks a lot~
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