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9780521110365 - CMOS Analog Design Using All-Region MOSFET Modeling - By Márcio Cherem Schneider and Carlos Galup-Montoro
Index

Index

accumulation region 31

amplifier, specifications (for SC filters) 433–435

aperture jitter 421

balanced transconductors for MOSFET-C filters 368–370

bandgap voltage reference

based on weighted VGS 217–218

CMOS 211

operating principle 209–210

resistorless CMOS 216–217

sub-1-V operation 214–216

bipolar junction transistor 5–7

Ebers–Moll model 6, 7

reciprocity relation 7

bipolar transistor 112–114

Gummel number 210

saturation current 209

biquad filter 376

effect of the Q-factor of the integrator 376

pole frequency 376

pole Q-factor 376

body-effect factor 10

Boltzmann constant 135

Boltzmann distribution law 26

bulk current 76–77

capacitance per unit area

bulk 33

inversion 34

oxide 30

semiconductor 32

small-signal 32

capacitance 102

temperature coefficient 103, 104–105, , 106–109

voltage coefficient 104–105, , 108–109

capacitances, intrinsic 60–62

capacitances, of the extrinsic transistor 62

capacitive coefficients 59–62, , 83

capacitor, metal–oxide–semiconductor

See MOS structure, two-terminal

capacitors 101–109

metal–insulator–metal (MIM) 102–104

metal–oxide–semiconductor (MOS) 104–106

cascode amplifiers 246–249

folded-cascode 246–249

regulated cascode 233, 250, 288

telescopic 246–249

cascode current mirror 187–191

high-swing 189–191

improved Wilson 197

regulated 191

self-biased 188–189

channel length 41

channel-length modulation (CLM) 71–72

channel-length shortening 72

charge-injection errors 413–417

reducing 415–416

rejecting 416–417

charges, source and drain, stored 57

class-AB amplifier 344–348, 349

class-AB source follower 344

CMOS process, deep-submicron 89–91

CMOS PTAT voltage reference 218–219

CMOS technology 88–93

CMOS-compatible bipolar transistor 213

common-gate amplifier 239–242

voltage gain 241, 242

unity-gain frequency 242

input-referred noise voltage 242

common-mode (CM) detector 353, 355, 356

common-mode feedback (CMFB) 349–358

common-mode input range 294

common-mode voltage 256

common-source amplifier

current source load 231–236

diode-connected load 226–228

resistive load 225–226

compact MOSFET models 452

complementary to absolute temperature (CTAT) 209

corner frequency 150

correlation

admittance 151–154

coefficient 143

factor 152

current mirror error 179–184

caused by difference between drain voltages 179–180

caused by transistor mismatch 180–184

current mirror

class-A 192

class-AB 192

frequency response 184–186

harmonic distortion 193–195

input admittance 185

low-frequency gain 185

noise 186–187

output admittance 186

small-signal model 184–186

current-mirror load differential amplifier

common-mode gain 266–269

common-mode input range 261–262

common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) 269

differential voltage gain 264–265

noise 273–275

offset voltage 262–264

output voltage range 262

power-supply rejection ratio (PSRR) 271–273

settling response 275–277

slew rate 275

voltage transfer characteristic 260–261

current

normalization 46

sheet normalization 46

cut-off frequency, intrinsic 66

current routing 183

design rules 118–120

differential amplifier 252–277, 299

resistive load 259

current-mirror load 260–277

digitally-programmable VI converter 394

distortion

low (SC filters) 435–436

distortion of the MOSFET operating as a resistor 397–398

dominant-pole approximation 233, 288

drain current 40–41

forward (reverse) component of 42

drain-induced barrier lowering (DIBL) 72–73

dynamic range 387

Early voltage 73, 473–479

channel-length modulation (CLM) 475–476

drain-induced barrier lowering (DIBL) 475

effective mobility 68–69

energy equipartition principle 385

Fermi potential 32

filter tuning schemes 395–397

direct 395

indirect 396

filters

biquad 430–432

first-order 425–426

frequency response of first-order 426

switched-capacitor 423–436

switched-current 441

first-order low-pass MOSFET-C filter 376

flat-band voltage 30–31

fluctuations, drain current 137–139

folded-cascode operational amplifier 306–312

CMRR 309–310

common-mode input range 307

dc characteristics 306–308

noise 311–312

offset voltage 307–308

output voltage 307

PSRR 310–311

slew rate 312

voltage gain 308–309

fully differential operational amplifier 349–358

gain-boost technique 250–252

gate threshold voltage 237

gate tunneling current 75–76

Gm-C filters 378

Gm-C integrator 383–384

output conductance 383

parasitic capacitance 383

phase compensation 385

phase deviation 384

transfer function 384

gyrator 392

Harry Black 292

IC fabrication 88–89

ideal current mirror 177

ideal operational amplifier 292–293

inductance 111

inductors 109–112

input-referred offset voltage 294

integrator

continuous time 428

frequency response 428

parasitic-insensitive 428–429

switched-capacitor 426–429

offset compensation 429–430

interconnections 92

intrinsic gain stage 228

frequency response of voltage gain 230

low-frequency voltage gain 229

bandwidth 230

gain–bandwidth product 230

unity-gain frequency 230

inversion charge-based models 452, 458–460

ACM model 459–460

BSIM5 model 460

EKV model 459

inversion coefficient 46

inversion region 32

inverting amplifier 294

jitter 421

junction field-effect transistors (JFETs) 98–99

latchup 114–115

lateral bipolar transistor 211, 213

layout

folded 124–125

for matching 121–124

interdigitated 125

mask 118–120

lithography, optical 115–118

mask layout 118–120

Miller capacitance 324

Miller capacitor 239

Miller effect 248,

mismatch

models 155–161, 162–164

(mis) matching energy 161–162

mobility, effective 68–69

Monte Carlo simulations 167–169

MOS current source 199–200

MOS structure, three-terminal 34–38

MOS structure, two-terminal 28–31

MOS transistor as a resistor 100–101

MOS transistor;

See MOSFET

MOSFET-C filters 366–367

MOSFET-C integrator 370–374

effect of op-amp non-idealities 372–373

effect of transistor distributed model 371–372

magnitude and phase plots 373

quality factor 374

time constant 370

unity-gain frequency 373, 374

MOSFET-only current divider 393

MOSFET

all-region model 19

body-effect factor 10

charge-control compact model 41–42

design space 20

gate capacitor 103, 106–109

layout 121–128

normalization current 46

output conductance 73–75

quasi-static small-signal model 65–67

slope factor 36, 42, 81

strong-inversion (SI) model 52–53

structure 91–92

transconductance parameter 10

transconductances 82

weak-inversion (WI) model 52

MOSVIEW 281–282

nested Miller compensation (NMC) 339

nested transconductance–capacitance compensation (NGCC) 340

noise

aliasing thermal 408

excess factor 147–148

flicker 136–137, 144–147

induced gate 141–144

in MOSFETs, thermal 139–144

mean-square value 135

quantization 409

short-channel effects on 140–141

shot 136

thermal 134–135

thermal (in a S/H) 406–409

two-port models 151–154

white 135

non-quasi-static small-signal model 62–65

time constants of 62, 63

normalization charge 27, 38

normalization current 46

normalized inversion charge density 46

operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) 293

OTA-C filters 378

p–n junctions 3–5

built-in potential 28

reverse saturation current 5

p-channel device 48

parallel–series association of transistors 390

parameter extraction 460–467

mobility 465–467

slope factor 463–465

specific current and threshold voltage 461–463

parameters, electrical 92

pinch-off voltage 38, 81

pole-zero doublet 266

power consumption and dynamic range 388–389

proportional to absolute temperature (PTAT) 210, 211,

PTAT current 214

push-pull amplifier 237–239

quality factor (SC biquad) 430, 431

quantum effects on the ACM model 471–472

quasi-static small-signal model 65–67

rail-to-rail input stages 340–342

resistance 94

resistivity, temperature coefficient 96

resistors 94–101

polysilicon 95–98

implanted and diffused 98–100

resizing rules 285

reuse of MOS analog design 283–287

sample-and-hold (circuits) 404–422

low voltage 417–421

sample-hold amplifier 294

sampled signal, spectrum 407

sampling

distortion 410–412, 444–445

voltage error 415

saturation current

forward 42

reverse 42

saturation voltage, drain-to-source (VDSsat) 51

scaling factors 285

scaling 284

channel-length 286–287

constant-inversion-level 285–286

second-order Tow–Thomas biquad filter 377

self-biased current source

MOSFET-only 205–207

resistive 201–205

series association of transistors 125–128

sheet resistance 94–96

short-channel effects in MOSFETs 68–77

signal-to-noise ratio 387

silicon

bandgap 209

intrinsic concentration 209

sizing and biasing of MOS transistors 279–281

slope factor 36, 42, 81

small-signal capacitances

See capacitance per unit area

small-signal model

See quasi-static small-signal model

small-signal transconductances 53–57

source follower 242–245, 343–344

input-referred noise voltage 245

voltage gain 244

voltage transfer characteristic 243

source-coupled pair 252–259

common-mode input range 254

common-mode transadmittance 257

dc transfer characteristic 253–254

differential transconductance 257

input offset voltage 255–256

static CMOS inverter 237, 346

strong inversion (SI) 52

supply-voltage scaling factor 284

surface potential-based models 452, 454–458

HiSIM model 456

MOS Model 11 (MM11) 456–457

PSP model 458

surface potential 30

symmetric operational amplifier 302–305

common-mode input voltage 303

dc characteristics 302–304

noise 305

offset voltage 303–304

slew rate 305

voltage gain 304

voltage transfer characteristic 303

telescopic-cascode differential amplifier 301–302

thermal charge 38

thermal voltage 27, 38

thershold voltage 42–45

equilibrium 43

gate-to-substrate threshold voltage 11

temperature effects on 44–45

three-stage operational amplifier 339

tradeoff between area and power consumption 279

transconductance-to-current ratio 54

transconductances 82

transconductors (V-I converters) 379–381

distortion 382–383

linearization 380

offset voltage 381–382

transform

z 447–448

transimpedance amplifier 294

transistor fabrication 89–91

transition frequency, intrinsic 66–68

translinear circuits 344

translinear loop 345, 346

two-stage operational amplifier 316–339

alternative forms of compensation 336–339

common-mode input range 321

common-mode rejection ratio 330

compensation capacitance 324

dc characteristics 321–322

dominant pole 327

extrapolated unity-gain frequency 327

frequency compensation 323

gain–bandwidth product 327

Miller-compensated 322–327

noise 332

nulling resistor 338

offset voltage 321–322

output voltage swing 321

phase margin 327

pole splitting 324

power-supply rejection ratio 330–331

secondary pole 326

slew rate 333–336

voltage gain 323–327

zero 326

two-transistor current mirror 177–178

unified charge-control model (UCCM) 36, 81

unified current-control model (UICM) 47

VT -based models 452, , 453

velocity saturation 69–71

vertical bipolar transistor 212

voltage follower 294, 298

voltage integrator 294

voltage routing 182

voltage-controlled resistor 367

weak avalanche 476

weak inversion (WI) 52

Widlar current source 200




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