Symbolic behavioral modeling for slew and settling analysis of operational amplifiers
He Zhang, Guoyong Shi
Abstract
He Zhang, Guoyong Shi
Abstract
Traditionally symbolic techniques are used for analyzing small-signal circuit behaviors. They are not suitable for analyzing the large-signal transient responses of operational amplifiers (op-amps). This paper combines a symbolic dominant pole technique with a popular slew and settling analysis technique existing in the literature to form a symbolic transient analysis method which can be used for fast characterization of the op-amp behavior in the time-domain. A unified technique for slew and settling characterization is proposed. Experimental results have validated that the proposed method can calculate the slew and settling time of a two-stage op-amp more accurately for both large and small current designs.
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Traditionally symbolic techniques are used for analyzing small-signal circuit behaviors. They are not suitable for analyzing the large-signal transient responses of operational amplifiers (op-amps). This paper combines a symbolic dominant pole technique with a popular slew and settling analysis technique existing in the literature to form a symbolic transient analysis method which can be used for fast characterization of the op-amp behavior in the time-domain. A unified technique for slew and settling characterization is proposed. Experimental results have validated that the proposed method can calculate the slew and settling time of a two-stage op-amp more accurately for both large and small current designs.
Key concepts: Slew rate, Settling time, Computer science, Settling, Operational amplifier, Transient (computer programming), Electronic engineering, Time domain