A fellow Anne McCaffrey enjoyer I see. Something to note since it wasn't mentioned here. The layout for the differential pair should *probably* be broken up into a relatively large number of fingers that are mixed together in a common-centroid layout to further reduce mismatch; same for the biasing devices. That was probably outside the scope of the video, but I just wanted to mention it.
Wouldn’t drawing a stick diagram be beneficial first ? That’s what we were taught at Uni many years ago. Great tutorial. I assume you can change the layer colors for the metal layers ? Also is there a way to make the vias show up always (contact cuts) ?
A fellow Anne McCaffrey enjoyer I see.
Something to note since it wasn't mentioned here. The layout for the differential pair should *probably* be broken up into a relatively large number of fingers that are mixed together in a common-centroid layout to further reduce mismatch; same for the biasing devices. That was probably outside the scope of the video, but I just wanted to mention it.
Thank you for uploading! Great valuable materials :)
@12:31 Ctrl-P just what I was looking for!
Wouldn’t drawing a stick diagram be beneficial first ? That’s what we were taught at Uni many years ago. Great tutorial. I assume you can change the layer colors for the metal layers ? Also is there a way to make the vias show up always (contact cuts) ?