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Miller compensation
Mar 30th, 2016, 10:27pm
 
Can someone explain me how to analyze this amplifier?
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Re: Miller compensation
Reply #1 - Mar 31st, 2016, 2:16pm
 
Hello

At a first glance this looks to be as a Miller compensated two stage opamp with RHP zero cancellation. In context of attached figure, A is a two stage amplifiers formed by cascading two common source stages. To stabilize the same a Miller capacitance is added as shown in B. One of the ways of cancelling the RHP zero introduced due to Miller compensation, is to have a buffer as shown in C [Ref. Gray and Meyer]. However, this not what the circuit posted by you seems to be doing (The supposed buffer is actually inverting in the example you posted).
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Reply #2 - Mar 31st, 2016, 2:17pm
 
Sorry missed out the attachment on the previous occasion.
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Reply #3 - Apr 10th, 2016, 9:16pm
 
Thank you, you're right is a indirect compensation with a voltage buffer
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