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1 Linear storage cells -Herve Grabas -

2 Simulated cell Current source

3 Input bandwidth The input bandwidth stay the same as the previous circuit.

4 Vpol = 200mV

5 Slow output => modification of the stored value
The output is slower than the input The variation of the output induce an input variation (non-linear)

6 Vpol = 200mV output bandwidth (red)

7 Linearity Vpol = 300mV

8 Vpol = 300mV Transient response

9 Dynamic vs Rapidity issue
With low polarization tension => high dynamic but slow variation of the output

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