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Homework Problem Set On Differential Amps - Part 1

This document contains 5 homework problems related to differential amplifiers. Problem 1 involves calculating voltages and currents for a MOS differential pair circuit. Problem 2 involves calculating drain currents and voltages for an NMOS differential pair under various input conditions. Problem 3 requires finding various parameters like output voltage, transconductance, output resistance, and differential gain for an NMOS differential amplifier circuit. Problem 4 examines the effects of a design error causing a transistor mismatch in a differential pair. Problem 5 involves calculating the differential gain, common-mode gain, and common-mode rejection ratio for an NMOS differential pair circuit biased by a current source. Solutions to each problem are provided after the problem statements.

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Homework Problem Set On Differential Amps - Part 1

This document contains 5 homework problems related to differential amplifiers. Problem 1 involves calculating voltages and currents for a MOS differential pair circuit. Problem 2 involves calculating drain currents and voltages for an NMOS differential pair under various input conditions. Problem 3 requires finding various parameters like output voltage, transconductance, output resistance, and differential gain for an NMOS differential amplifier circuit. Problem 4 examines the effects of a design error causing a transistor mismatch in a differential pair. Problem 5 involves calculating the differential gain, common-mode gain, and common-mode rejection ratio for an NMOS differential pair circuit biased by a current source. Solutions to each problem are provided after the problem statements.

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Homework Problems based on Differen al Amplifiers (Problem Set 1)

Microelectronic Circuits (ECE/EEE/INSTR F244)


Problem 1.)

For the MOS differential pair with a common-mode voltage Vcm, applied, as
shown in the reference figure below. Let VDD = VSS = 1.5 V, Kn’(W/L) = 4
mA/V², Vt = 0.5 V, I = 0.4 mA. and RD = 2.5 kΩ, and neglect channel-length
modulation.
(a) Find Vov and Vos for each transistor.
(b) For common voltage Vcm = 0V. Find Vs, iD1, iD2, VD1, and VD2.
(c) Repeat (b) for common mode voltage of 1V.

Problem 2.)

Consider the NMOS differential pair illustrated in the figure shown below,
under the conditions that I = 100 µA, using FETs for which K'n(W/L) = 400
A/V², and Vt = 1 V. (Image in next page)
a.) What is the voltage on the common-source connection for v G1 = vG2 = 0V?
and 2V? What is the relation between the drain currents in each of these
situations.
b.) Now for vG2 = 0 V, at what voltages must vG1 be placed to reduce iD2 by
10%? and to increase iD2 by 10%?
c.) For the current ratio iD1/iD2 = 20.0, what differential input is required?
Problem 3.)

An NMOS differential amplifier is operated at a bias current I of 0.5 mA and


has a (W/L) ratio of 50, µinCox = 250 µA/V², VA = 10 V, and RD = 4 kΩ. Find
Vov, gm, r0 and Ad.
Problem 4.)
A design error has resulted in a gross mismatch in the circuit shown below.
Specifically, Q2 has twice the W/L ratio of Q1. If vid is a small sine-wave signal,
find:
(a) ID1 and ID2.
(b) Vov for each of Q1 and Q2.
(c) The differential gain Ad in terms of RD, I, and VOV.
Problem 5.)

An NMOS differential pair is biased by a current source I = 0.2 mA having an


output resistance RSS = 100 kΩ. The amplifier has drain resistances RD = 10
kΩ, using transistors with K'n (W/L) = 3 mA/V², and r0 that is large. If the
output is taken single-endedly, find |Ad|, |Acm| and CMRR.

END OF QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS
Solution to Problem 1.)
Solution to Problem 2.)
Solution to Problem 3.)
Solution to Problem 4.)
Solution to Problem 5.)

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