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I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description hereinitial-bode-plot

The circuit is this. The input dcDC level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable. But I need it to be 0.6 V.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation? circuit-with-bias-points0.6V-circuit-with-bias-points

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here0.55-bode-plot

Update 2: Further investigation of the circuit

Circuit with an inductor connected between Vin and Vout:

inductor06

Its bode plot:

inductor06bode

Circuit with a capacitor before the input:

capacitor06

Its bode plot:

capacitor06bode

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation? circuit-with-bias-points

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

initial-bode-plot

The circuit is this. The input DC level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable. But I need it to be 0.6 V.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation? 0.6V-circuit-with-bias-points

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

0.55-bode-plot

Update 2: Further investigation of the circuit

Circuit with an inductor connected between Vin and Vout:

inductor06

Its bode plot:

inductor06bode

Circuit with a capacitor before the input:

capacitor06

Its bode plot:

capacitor06bode

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I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation?

enter image description here circuit-with-bias-points

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation?

enter image description here

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation? circuit-with-bias-points

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here

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How to determine the phase margin when the bodeBode plot never crosses 0 dB?

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB!.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6V6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1V1 V. When I change the input dcDC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation? Thanks in advance!

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UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55V55 V. Output DC level is 0.15V15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171 degrees~171°.

enter image description here

How to determine the phase margin when the bode plot never crosses 0 dB?

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB!

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1V. When I change the input dc level, graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about phase margin in this situation? Thanks in advance!

enter image description here

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55V. Output DC level is 0.15V. I measured the phase margin as ~171 degrees.

enter image description here

How to determine the phase margin when the Bode plot never crosses 0 dB?

I have a graph that looks like this. I am tasked to measure the phase margin, but the graph doesn't exceed 0 dB.

enter image description here

The circuit is this. The input dc level is 0.6 V, which is the problem. DC level of Vout is 0.1 V. When I change the input DC level, the graph becomes more reasonable.

What to say about the phase margin in this situation?

enter image description here

UPDATE

I am allowed to change input DC level now, and changed it to 0.55 V. Output DC level is 0.15 V. I measured the phase margin as ~171°.

enter image description here

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