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jackshowme
There is an example in my text book
if v_in'above(v_pos/gain) use --vin and v_pos are across type of some
terminals
--gain is a constant
v_amp ==v_pos;
els...
....
My text books says this is correct. But the following is wrong
if v_in*gain > v_pos use
v_amp == v_pos;
els...
....
Why is this approach wrong? My text books says the reason is the
Discontinuity in v_in. I can't realize it. May someone help me to
realize it?
JackShowMe
if v_in'above(v_pos/gain) use --vin and v_pos are across type of some
terminals
--gain is a constant
v_amp ==v_pos;
els...
....
My text books says this is correct. But the following is wrong
if v_in*gain > v_pos use
v_amp == v_pos;
els...
....
Why is this approach wrong? My text books says the reason is the
Discontinuity in v_in. I can't realize it. May someone help me to
realize it?
JackShowMe