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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science R W Brodersen S Emami and D Sobel Homework 2 Due 9 15 04 EECS140 Fall 2004 1 Consider the structure shown in Figure 1 This two transistor structure can be considered a new type of single device the Cal sistor with the drain source and gate nodes as given For this problem assume that 0 D IDS G M1 W L VDS VGS M2 W L S Figure 1 a Determine the VDS and VGS conditions for each of the 3 operating modes cutoff saturation and linear for the Cal sistor b Determine IDS as a function of VGS and VDS for each of these 3 modes 2 For each of the two circuits in figure 2 perform the calculations for a and b by hand Assume VT0 0 5V k W L 8mA V2 0 1V 1 0 2V1 2 R1 10kohm R2 2kohm R3 10kohm R4 10kohm VDD 3V V DD VDD R1 R4 VOUT VIN VOUT R3 R2 VIN Figure 2 a Determine the dc voltage VIN so that VOUT is at 1 5V Assume that VIN is between 0 and VDD b Calculate the operating point parameters IDS VT and VDSAT and the small signalparamters gm gmbs and ro 3 Razavi problem 2 5 parts a d Some notes on the problems are below a Table 2 1 w the required device parameters is on p 37 b Be sure to numerically label the voltages breakpoints at which the transistor changes modes i e from linear to saturation and so forth c Remember that the notation for a drain vs source node is only notation For an NMOS device the drain is determined by which of these two nodes has a higher voltage Therefore as voltages are swept the drain and source nodes can become interchanged


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