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#37 Fully on-chip LDOs 

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This video talks about advantages and design challenges of fully on chip LDOs.
Fully on chip, Miller compensated PMOS LDOs are discussed.
Challenges in frequency compensation and fast transient response are discussed.

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22 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 9   
@DBarks38
@DBarks38 Год назад
If chip architects could just get inspired by your videos, it will make everyone’s life much easier.
@tranhuuthong07
@tranhuuthong07 Год назад
Thank you for the great tutorial, Sir!
@sombunathan
@sombunathan Год назад
Good one! Would love to hear an intuitive approach to analyze and design an on-chip LDO using indirect compensation/Ahuja compensation technique
@Invictus9965
@Invictus9965 Год назад
Excellent
@biswaruprana5901
@biswaruprana5901 Год назад
Thanks for your video. Have a few points:- -You can have nF of cap and make output pole dominant through on chip MIM capacitor. Output cap of the order of 100s of pF cant sustain much load transient. -Miller compensation makes PSRR really bad a very important spec for LDO. I don't think this topology sports a worst case PSRR any better an -10 to -15dB.
@analogsnippets
@analogsnippets Год назад
Thanks for your inputs. Yes, good points. PSR is especially a nagging issue with Miller compensated LDOs. One solution can be adding additional loops to improve it.
@jagdishpanpalia7482
@jagdishpanpalia7482 Год назад
Hello Sir, very helpful video. I am presently designing an FVF structure to support fast transients. Looking forward to hear your thoughts on that 😊. It will be helpful if you could touch on the stability analysis of such dual loops. Eagerly waiting to look at FVF structures from your point of view and learn more.
@analogsnippets
@analogsnippets Год назад
Yes, multi loop stability analysis is definitely in my mind. Let's see when I reach there.
@sam-zm9yl
@sam-zm9yl Год назад
👍👍