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Important note regarding Pre-Lab this week This week you will finish the audio amplifier project by building the tone control and amplifier. In order to finish the project you should build the circuit BEFORE COMING TO THE LAB on the circuit board you used last week for the AD/DC converter. Assembling the parts before coming to lab is therefore part of the Pre-Lab for this week’s lab. Regarding the MOSFET problems you had last week: The actual MOSFETs supplied had their body contacts connected to their sources, which was not anticipated by the circuit designer. This subtle trap caused some MOSFETs not to turn on when put in the circuit. Note: Where lab write-up refers to “1 F” capacitors it should instead say 1  F.

MOSFETs in Dynamic and Static Random-Access Memory (DRAM and SRAM)

Computing the Output Capacitance In Out Metal1 V DD GND Poly-Si PMOS W/L=9 /2 In Out Example 5.4 (pp ) NMOS W/L=3 /2 2 =0.25  m Copy of Lecture 23 Performance, Slide 10

Handling capacitances associated with the driving Inverter (transistors M1 and M2) – see Rabaey et al. pp “Manual analysis of MOS circuits where each capacitor is considered individually is virtually impossible…To make the analysis tractable, we assume that all capacitances are lumped together into one single capacitor C L located between V out and GND.” The capacitances are: Gate-Drain capacitance C gd1. C gd2 : Only contribution is overlap capacitance between gate and drain (including the MIller Effect, which doubles the actual value). Diffusion capacitances C db1, C db2 between drain and bulk. Capacitances of driven gates C g3, C g4. Wiring capacitance between stages C W. Lump together as C L. With channel resistances, t p = 32.5 ps