Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
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ISBN: 9780073380643
Author: Donald A. Neamen
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P

a.

To determine

The small-signal voltage gain Av=vo/vi and the output resistance Ro for the given circuit.

a.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 11.84P

  Av=30053Ro=192.2MΩ

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given circuit is,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P , additional homework tip  1

  IQ=25μA,β=100VA=50V,VTN=0.8V,Kn=0.25mA/V2,λ=0.02V1

The two amplifying transistors M1andQ1 are biased in the saturation region and forward-active region.

Calculation:

Consider the given figure,

  Ic=IQ=25μA,

Now find trans-conductance,

  gm2=IcVT=25×10626×103gm2=0.9615mA/VNowfindrπ,rπ=βVTIc=(100)26×10325×106rπ=104kΩnowgm1gm1=2kpIQgm1=20.25×103(25×106)gm1=0.158mA/V

Now calculate r01,r02 ,

  r01=1λIQ=1(0.02)25μAr01=2MΩr02=VAIQ=5025μAr02=2MΩ

Now consider small-signal equivalent circuit,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P , additional homework tip  2

Apply nodal method at node Vπ ,

  VπrπVπr01+gm1Vi=0Vπ=(rπr01gm1rπ+r01)ViPutthevalues,Vπ=((104×103)(2×106)(0.158×103)(104×103)+(2×106))ViVπ=15.62Vi

Now apply nodal method at node Vo ,

  Vo(Vπ)r02gm2Vπ=0Vo(1r02)+Vπ(1r02+gm2)=0Putthevalues,Vo(12×106)+15.62Vi(12×106+0.9615×103)=0Vo=30053ViAv=30053

Now consider,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P , additional homework tip  3

Find Vπ ,

  Vπ=Ix(r01||rπ)Vπ=Ix(r01rπr01+rπ)Vπ=Ix((2×106)(104×103)(2×106)+(104×103))Vπ=9868×103Ix

Apply nodal analysis at node Vx ,

  Ix=gm2Vπ+Vx(Vπ)r02Ix=gm2Vπ+Vx+Vπr02Ix=(0.9615×103)(98.86×103)Ix+Vx(98.86×103)Ix(2×106)VxIx=Ro=96.1(2×106)Ro=192.2MΩ

Hence,

  Av=30053Ro=192.2MΩ

b.

To determine

The small-signal voltage gain Av=vo/vi and the output resistance Ro for the given circuit.

b.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 11.84P

  Av=5.80×107Ro=192.2MΩ

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given circuit is,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P , additional homework tip  4

  IQ=25μA,β=100VA=50V,VTN=0.8V,Kn=0.25mA/V2,λ=0.02V1

The two amplifying transistors M1andQ1 are biased in the saturation region and forward-active region.

Calculation:

Consider the given figure,

  Ic=IQ=25μA,

Now find trans-conductance,

  gm1=IcVT=25×10626×103gm1=0.9615mA/Vgm1=gm2=0.9615mA/VNowfindrπ,forQ1rπ1=βVTIc=(100)26×10325×106rπ1=104kΩrπ1=rπ2=104kΩ

Now,

  gm3=2kpIQgm3=20.25×103(25×106)gm3=0.158mA/V

  r03=1λIQr03=10.02(25×106)r03=2MΩr01=VAIQr01=50(25×106)r01=2MΩr01=r02=2MΩ

Now consider circuit,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 11, Problem 11.84P , additional homework tip  5

Apply nodal at top part of the circuit,

  Vo(Vgs)r03gm3Vgs=0Vo(1r03)=+Vgs(1r03+gm3)Vgs=(11+gm3r03)Voputthevalues,Vgs=(11+(0.158×103)2×106)VoVgs=Vo/317

Apply nodal at middle part of the circuit,

  Vgs(Vπ2)r02gm2Vπ2=0Vgs(1r02)+Vπ2(1r02+gm2)=0Vπ2=(11+gm2r02)Vgsputthevalues,Vπ2=(11+0.9615×103(2×106))(Vo317)Vπ2=Vo/725348

  Vo=117.28×107ViVπ=1923ViVgs=3699852Vi

  Av=Vo/ViAv=5.80×107

Find Vπ ,

  Vπ=Ix(r01||rπ)Vπ=Ix(r01rπr01+rπ)Vπ=Ix((2×106)(104×103)(2×106)+(104×103))Vπ=9868×103Ix

Apply nodal analysis at node Vx ,

  Ix=gm2Vπ+Vx(Vπ)r02Ix=gm2Vπ+Vx+Vπr02Ix=(0.9615×103)(98.86×103)Ix+Vx(98.86×103)Ix(2×106)VxIx=Ro=96.1(2×106)Ro=192.2MΩ

Hence,

  Av=5.80×107Ro=192.2MΩ

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