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    This document summarizes a demonstration that measures the temperature of a CMOS inverter using a thermocouple to verify that the power dissipated is proportional to supply voltage squared times frequency. The demonstration involves attaching a thermocouple to a PMOS transistor, setting different supply voltages and frequencies, and observing the temperature change measured by the thermocouple.

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    This document summarizes a demonstration that measures the temperature of a CMOS inverter using a thermocouple to verify that the power dissipated is proportional to supply voltage squared times frequency. The demonstration involves attaching a thermocouple to a PMOS transistor, setting different supply voltages and frequencies, and observing the temperature change measured by the thermocouple.

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    This document summarizes a demonstration that measures the temperature of a CMOS inverter using a thermocouple to verify that the power dissipated is proportional to supply voltage squared times frequency. The demonstration involves attaching a thermocouple to a PMOS transistor, setting different supply voltages and frequencies, and observing the temperature change measured by the thermocouple.

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    6.002 Demo# 18RP ( Load Set up demo#18RP.

    set )
    Energy and Power in CMOS Prof. Parker
    Fall 01 Lecture 22

    Purpose: This demo measures the temperature of a CMOS inverter using a thermocouple
    and verifies that the dissipated power is proportional to Vs2 F, where Vs is the supply
    voltage, and F is the switching frequency.
    The difference between the transistor temperature and room temperature ( 20 degrees ) is
    assumed to be proportional to the amount of power being dissipated in transistor.

    Steps:
    1. With Vs=10 v, F= 2 KHZ, display the input and output waveforms of the CMOS
    inverter, on the scope.
    2. Switch the display to an overhead camera and showing the circuit and the
    multimeter readout of the thermocouple. The temperature should be about 30
    degrees ( 10 degrees above ambient). Play the output waveform on a speaker so
    that the audience is aware of subsequent changes to Vs ( volume of tone ) and (
    pitch of tone ). This is useful for the audience because the display shows the video
    camera view rather than the scope screen waveforms.
    3. Increase F to 8 KHZ. Ideally, the temperature will rise to 60 degrees ( 40 degrees
    above ambient ). You may have to wait a while for the temperature to settle.
    4. Decrease Vs to 5 v, ideally, the temperature will drop to 30 degrees ( 10 degrees
    above ambient) You may have to wait a while for the temperature to settle.
    5. For fun, crank up Vs to 15 v and F to 100 KHZ. The transistor should smoke.

    Demo concept

    Vs This PMOS is facing


    opposite side
    Thermocouple measure
    PMOS temperature
    Description: The Energy and Power in CMOS.

    1) Attach thermocouple wire to rounded face of PMOS transistor using half-


    width slice of electrical tape. Thermocouple tip must make good contact with
    plastic body of transistor. Video camera should be set up to show circuit and
    thermocouple readout. Set up speaker to play output of CMOS ( CH2)
    2) Once the scope waveforms have been shown, switch to the video display and
    proceed through the Vs and F settings given in the steps.

    Oscilloscope Setup
    CH V/DIV OFFSET MODE FUNC MATH VERTICAL HORIZONTAL

    1 on 5 -5 DC off

    2 on 5 15 DC off

    3 off DC off

    4 off DC off

    Horizontal: 1 ms Acquisition: AUTO AUTO 4 Trigger: CH1

    Waveform Generator Setup Power Supply Setup


    UNIT WAVE AMP OFFSET FREQ +6 +25 -25 OUTPUT
    off +10 off on

    FG1 Square 5 2.5 v 2 KHZ Trigger: INT


    6.002 Demo #18RP
    Energy and Power in CMOS Prof. Parker Fall 01

    1 (25) V

    1K

    ZVP4105A
    FG1
    2N7000

    7 CH2

    1 uF

    2N7000

    5 CH1

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