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You mean "fragile". That kind of design likes to break on smallest component type change. It's akin to relying on compiler quirks to make your code work. Sure,
by adql 4y ago
You mean "fragile". That kind of design likes to break on smallest component type change. It's akin to relying on compiler quirks to make your code work.
Sure, sometimes you don't have a choice due to various constraints but in general it is to be avoided.
- femto 4y agoNot so much if they are on chip. It's reliable with discrete components if the parasitic is just backing an external component. For example, a capacitor across a junction contributes most of the capacitance so the capacitance of the junction is just a small parallel capacitance. I agree that it's not good to use a "bare" parasitic in a discrete circuit, unless the circuit is very insensitive to its value.