Regression Analysis for CMOS Operational Amplifier Design: Design Considerations
Wei Haque
Corresponding
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Abstract
Rapid industrial growth in South Asia has intensified the demand for a better quantitative understanding of CMOS operational amplifier design. Both regression analysis and physical experiments are used so that each may check the other. Computed capacities exceeded the code-based estimates by 39% on average. The method appears well suited to the computing facilities commonly available in the region.
Keywords:
CMOS operational amplifier designregression analysisfracture mechanicssimulated annealing
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