Solutions for HW5: Electronic Circuits Analysis and Design, Exercises of Electronics

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Solutions for HW5
Divija Gogineni
October 20 2019
(7.19)
Given, AV= 5 => gmRD= 5
Power=IDS VDD
Since P1mW
IDS 1.81mW => IDS 0.556mA
gm=2βIDS =2200 106(20
0.18 )0.556mA = 0.004971
Therefore RD=5
0.00497 1006Ω
(7.20)
(a)
|AV|=gm1(ro1||r02) = 10
ro1=1
λ1I1=1
0.10.5103= 20kΩ
ro2=1
λ2I1=1
0.150.5103= 13.3kΩ
Therefore,gm1=10
20k||13.3k= 0.00138Ω1
gm1=2β1IDS => β1= 0.00192
200 106(W
L)1= 0.00192
W
L9.6
(b) Given, (W
L)2=20
0.18
ID=1
2µpCox W
L(VGS VT H )2
0.5103=1
2(100 106)(1.8VB0.4)220
0.18
VB= 1.1V
(7.22)
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Solutions for HW

Divija Gogineni

October 20 2019

Given, AV = 5 => gmRD = 5

Power= IDS ∗ VDD

Since P ≤ 1 mW

IDS ∗ 1. 8 ≤ 1 mW => IDS ≤ 0. 556 mA

gm =

2 βIDS =

2 ∗ 200 ∗ 10 −^6 ∗ ( (^020). 18 ) ∗ 0. 556 mA = 0. 00497 Ω−^1

Therefore RD = (^0). 004975 ≈ 1006Ω

(7.20)

(a)

|AV | = gm 1 (ro 1 ||r 02 ) = 10

ro 1 = (^) λ 11 I 1 = (^0). 1 ∗ 0.^15 ∗ 10 − 3 = 20kΩ ro 2 = (^) λ 21 I 1 = (^0). 15 ∗ 01. 5 ∗ 10 − 3 = 13. 3 kΩ Therefore,gm 1 = (^20) k||^1013. 3 k = 0.00138Ω−^1

gm 1 =

2 β 1 IDS => β 1 = 0. 00192 200 ∗ 10 −^6 ∗ ( WL ) 1 = 0. 00192 W L ≈^9.^6

(b) Given, ( WL ) 2 = (^020). 18

ID = 12 μpCox WL (VGS − VT H )^2

  1. 5 ∗ 10 −^3 = 12 (100 ∗ 10 −^6 )(1. 8 − VB − 0 .4)^2 020. 18 VB = 1. 1 V

(7.22)

(a) AV = gm 1 (ro 1 ||ro 2 )

When length of M 1 and M 2 doubles, rodoubles as it is proportional to L

ro 1 ||ro 2 = (^) rroo 11 +rro^2 o 2 ∝ L

2 L i.e (ro 1 ||ro 2 ) ∝ L gm 1 is constant because both ( WL ) 1 , 2 and IDS remain the same Therefore, Voltage gain is doubled

(b) When both length and bias current double, roremains the same

Sincegm 1 ∝

IDS

Voltage gain increases by

(a)

To find z 2 ,the impedance presented by M 2 ,apply a test voltage VT at the drain of M 2 .From teh small signal model,

Av = −gm 1 (ro 1 ||z 2 ) where z 2 is the impedance depicted on the right. The equivalent small signal is

it = gm 2 vt + (^) rvox 2 = gm 2 vt + vt− rRo 2 D^ it z 2 = v itt = (^) grmo^22 +roR 2 +1D Av = −gm 1 (ro 2 || (^) grmo^22 +roR 2 +1D )

(7.32)

Eqn 1: vo = −iiRD i 1 = gmv 1 + vo r−ov 1 = (gmro− r1)ov^1 +vo i 1 ≈ gmv 1 + v roo Eqn 2: − (^) RvoD = gmv 1 + v roo vin = v 1 + i 1 RS Eqn 3: v 1 = vin + (^) RvoD RS Eqn 2 combines with Eqn 3

− (^) RvoD = gmvin + gmvo RRDS + v roo

−vo

[

1 RD +^ gm

RS RD +^

1 ro

]

= gmvin

Therefore, Av = (^) vvino = −

[

gm ro+gmRS ro+RD

]

(roRD )