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Analog IC Design: Course Materials
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IC technologies and device physics
Device characteristics, DC, large-signal and small-signal analysis and design
MOS and BJT device characteristics, large-signal and small-signal models
Practice problems:
A1 device operating regions and DC bias solution in an op-amp circuit
A2 current mirrors
A3 common-source (CS) amplifier w/ sim
A4 inverter w/ sim
A5 op-mode, bias, ssm gain, two diff pairs
A6 symmetrical OTA, voltage gain, input common-mode voltage range
A7 basic current-mirror design (needs fig)
A8 CS & CD amps, ssm gain
A9 CS amp, ssm gain, op-mode range
A10 simplified folded-cascode, dc-bias, ssm gain, design
A11 op-mode & bias
A14 CS-CD amp design
A15 two-input CS amp, op-range, ssm
A16 CMOS OTA design with magic layout & sim
A17 effects of device output resistance (lambda)
A18 op-modes and bias
A19 cascode current mirrors
A20 ssm resistances from A18
A21 ssm resistances from A18
A22 inverter ssm gain and Rout
A23 BiCMOS op modes & bias
A24 ssm resistances from A23, BiCMOS
A25 ssm resistances from A23, BiCMOS
A26 ssm resistances looking into BJT terminals
A26-mos ssm resistances looking into MOS terminals
Op-amp characteristics, imperfections and application circuits
Practice problems:
Basic op-amp circuit realizations
Voltage and current references
Analysis of Feedback Circuits
High-frequency models and frequency responses
Frequency responses and compensation of feedback circuits
Op-amp design techniques