Lecture

Mixed-signal circuits: Comparators

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Description

This lecture covers the performance parameters of high-speed comparators, including propagation delay and resolution. It discusses basic topologies such as two-stage class A and B amplifiers, as well as regenerative comparators with internal and external positive feedback. The instructor explains the operation of clocked comparators and analog latches, highlighting the importance of isolating inputs to reduce noise and improve accuracy.

Instructor

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