Question: a ) Measure the bias current IB by measuring the drop across the 1 5 k resistor and using Ohms law.. It should be close

a) Measure the bias current IB by measuring the drop across the 15kresistor and using Ohms
law.. It should be close to IB=0.5mA
b) Measure DC values of voltages Vx, Vy and Vout. They should be close to Vx=1.5V, Vy=4V and
Vout=5V in the common source and common drain amplifiers. Use following parameters to
calculate VDSsat=VGS-VT, gm and ro kn=90A/V2, VT=1.6V, W/L=170/10,75V, lambda=0.02V-1,
=0.3 Makes sure transistors are in saturation by calculating and verifying VDS>VGS-VTH
c) Calculate the small signal transconductance gain using gm=2IB/(VGS-VT), the output resistance
ro=1/lIB, and the bulk transconductance gain gmb=gm[gamma/(2sqrt(0.7+Vx)-0.83)] voltage
gains Av=-gmRD||ro for the common source, Av=-gmRD||ro for the common gate and the voltage
gain AV=gm/(gm+gmb) for the voltage follower.. The common drain amplifier should have a
gain AV= gmRD||ro without phase inversion.
d) Measure the gain and frequency response of each of the three amplifiers.
e) Perform simulations in TOPSPICE using following dimensions for the NMOS transistor
W=170u, L=10u . Use following parameters to calculate VDSsat=VGS-VT, gm and ro: kn=90A/V2,
VT=1.6V, W/L=170/10,75V, lambda=0.02V-1, =0.3 For your simulations include a 25pF load
capacitor at the output node.

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