SJTU J. Chen.ppt

* SJTU J. Chen * As the microelectronics develops, more and more functions are fulfilled by IC chips The discrete devices and circuits, however, are still very important not only for practical applications, but also for better understanding and design of LSICs Quantitative calculation is sometimes complicated but not difficult As long as you know the parameter definitions clearly, results can be derived KCL, KVL, etc * SJTU J. Chen * Homework April 6, 2010: 5.25；5.40；5.47；5.63; 5.116 Microelectronic Circuits Zhou Lingling * SJTU J. Chen * Small-signal analysis performed directly on the amplifier circuit with the MOSFET model implicitly utilized. Equivalent circuit of the CS amplifier * SJTU J. Chen * Input resistance Voltage gain Overall voltage gain Output resistance Characteristics of CS amplifier Summary of CS amplifier Very high input resistance Moderately high voltage gain Relatively high output resistance * SJTU J. Chen * The CS amplifier with a source resistance * SJTU J. Chen * Small-signal equivalent circuit with ro neglected Voltage gain Overall voltage gain RS takes the effect of negative feedback Gain is reduction by (1+gmRS) * SJTU J. Chen * Biasing with constant current source I Input signal vsig is applied to the source Output is taken at the drain Gate is signal grounded CC1 and CC2 are coupling capacitors The Common-Gate amplifier * SJTU J. Chen * The CG amplifier A small-signal equivalent circuit T model is used in preference to the π model Ro is neglecting * SJTU J. Chen * The CG amplifier fed with a current-signal input Voltage gain Overall voltage gain * SJTU J. Chen * Noninverting amplifier Low input resistance Relatively high output resistance Current follower Superior high-frequency performance Summary of CG amplifier * SJTU J. Chen * Biasing with current source Input signal is applied to gate, output signal is taken at the source The common-drain or source-follower