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1. Consider the following current mirror combination, where all transistors have the same kn'(W/L) = kp'(W/L) = 2mA/V2, and VTN-1У, VTP--1V. It is also given that VDD1-10V, VDD2-8V. Remember that for saturation the drain current is given by IDー½ k,"(W/L) (VGS-Yn)" for NMOS and ID ½ kp"(WL) (VGS-V,»)2 for PMOS. You can ignore the channel modulation for all transistors. (a) Find the value of R so that I.-1mA. (b) Are transistors Q1, Q2, Q3 in saturation? (c) What is the...
1. Consider the following circuit using 0.18um technology transistors Q, and Qn specified by processing parameter k-eCon W/L)-1.6 mA/N, Vn-0.5V,,-0, voltage at drain of transistor Qi is Voi-0.7V, and both transistors are identical. a. Identify the type of transistors, e n-MOSFET, or p-MOSFET, or D-MOSFETor b. Calculate the current through both transistors Ip, and the value of resistance R, and c. Find VGsiand VGs2 of the two transistors Qi and Q d. What is the mode of operation of the...
Question 26 Ip) of all transistors in the circuit. You may ignore the influence of channel-length modulation and body effect in your bias calculations Consider the circuit shown in Figure 7. Determine the bias point (VGs, Vps, VDD R R IREF VOUT VCM-n 2 VCM 2 Q3 VDD 5 V VCM 2 V Vt 0.5 V kn1 8 mA/V2 kn2 16 mAV2 kn3 kn4 = 8 mA/V2 1 R 3 kn IREF = 1 mA Fig. 7 Select the correct...
Consider the following current mirror combination, where all transistors have the same kn'(W/L) = kp'(W/L) = 2mA/V2, and VTN = 1V, VTP = -1V. It is also given that VDD1 = 10V, VDD2 = 8V. Remember that for saturation the drain current is given by ID = ½ kn'(W/L) (VGS – VTN)2 for NMOS and ID = ½ kp'(W/L) (VGS – VTP)2 for PMOS. You can ignore the channel modulation for all transistors. Find the value of R so that...
8.2. In the circuit of Fig. 8.7(a), assume (W/L)1-50/05, (W/L)2-100/05, Rp_2kΩ,and C2 C1. Neglecting channel-length modulation and body effect, determine the bias current of M1 and M2 such that the input resistance at low frequencies is equal to 50 Ω. RD out Vin 2 Rin 2 8.2. In the circuit of Fig. 8.7(a), assume (W/L)1-50/05, (W/L)2-100/05, Rp_2kΩ,and C2 C1. Neglecting channel-length modulation and body effect, determine the bias current of M1 and M2 such that the input resistance at low...
Why do not we take the channel-length modulation and body-effect into consideration in Figure b,c,d? Why do we take the channel-length modulation and body-effect into consideration in Figure a? Why do we just take body-effect without the channel-length modulation into consideration in Figure e? What‘s more, in Figure e, when the Vx surpasses the gate-source voltage, is there the drain current in the M1? 2.5. Sketch Ix and the transconductance of the transistor as a function of Vy for each...
L = 90nm, Veff = 0.2V at 100uA of drain current. also Vbias = 0.6V Kn-μ.co.-280 μΑ/V2, k',-HoCo.-70 μΑ/V2, VDD-1.2 V Vro.N=0.4V, VrJF-0.4V, PHE 120 0.8V for N and P, γ=0.35 Vos, λし=0.1 um/V, VuN=inf.. For the circuit on the right, assume W and L values from (1) Discuss how the DC values of Vout and drainVin current relate to the DC values of Vbias and Vin Calculate the DC value of Vout, when Vin,dc-0.6V. (does this circuit have the...
URGENT The NMOS in the shown figure has Vt = 0.8V, kn = 5 mA/V2, and VA = 40 V. The circuit also has Vdd = 5V, VSS = -5V, RG = RLD = 1 M2, and RLS = 0 A. [3 marks] Neglecting the channel length modulation effect, find the value of Rs so that the NMOS operates in saturation with Ip = 0.4 mA B. [2 marks] Neglecting the channel length modulation effect, find the largest possible value...
Vs 82 BATZ IOS = eration rrent (ID) for Fig. 3 VD 5V NMOS 10 0 BAT2 R1 1000 IOS . Triode, rrent (In) for Fig. 4 Question 4: W a Find the value of Vas b If the threshold voltage of the NMOS = 0.7V, identify the region of operation for the MOSFET (i.e. Triode Saturation or Cutoff) e Write the formula to calculate Current (ID) for the circuit in Figure 3. Fig. 3 Question 5: V=5V ww a...
R, Figure P7.49 .50 Figure P7.50 shows a current source realized using a current mirror with two matched transistors Q, and o, . Two equal resistances R, are inserted in the source leads to increase the output resistance of the current source. If Q, is operating at gm 1 mA/V and has VA-= 10 V, and if the maximum allowed de voltage drop across R, is 0.3 V, what is the maximum avail- able output resistance of the current source?...