Lab 2 - ECE 421L
Authored
by Sean Troop, troop@unlv.nevada.edu
9/6/2023
Prelab: missing
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Lab 2: Design of a 10-bit DAC
10-bit DAC schematic
![Figure_1.png](Figure_1.png)
The
output resistance of the DAC can be determined by combining the
resistors in parallel and thevenizing to combine in series
The output of the bit is equal to VDD/2^n where n is the bit number
![Figure_1.png](Figure_2.png)
Before simming we would expect the output to have a delay equal to 0.7RC or 0.7*(1k)*(10pf) = 70ns
![Figure_1.png](Figure_3.png)
As shown in the sim the delay to reach half the potential is 70 ns
Shown below is the symbol view of my schematic
![Figure_4.png](Figure_4%20.png)
No load driven simulation
![Figure_5.png](Figure_5.png)
Resistive load driven simulation
when
the load driven is purely resistive there is no time delay, but when
there is a capacative load added there is also a time delay in addition
to a signal attenuation.
![Figure_6.png](Figure_6.png)
Capacitive load driven simulation
![Figure_7.png](Figure_7.png)
Capacitive and resistive load simulation
![Figure_8.png](Figure_8.png)
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