High-frequency analog circuit design
Lectures:Â
For the full YouTube playlist, click here.
Lecture 1: Introduction & recap of MOS amplifiers (common-source, drain & gate); Differential amplifier (video)
Lecture 2: Motivation to replace resistor by a pMOS current source in a diff. amp.; deriving the 5-transistor OTA [no recording :( ]
Lecture 3: Small-signal gain & input common-mode range in the 5-T OTA [no recording :( ]
Lecture 4: Slew rate in a 5-tansistor OTA; impedances at various nodes in a five-transistor OTA (video)
Lecture 5(a): Input & Output common-mode ranges in the five-transistor OTA with a pMOS input pair (video)
Lecture 5(b): Step response with a capacitive load: VCVS vs. VCCS (video)
Lecture 5(c): Recap of small-signal impedances at each node in the five-transistor OTA (video)
Lecture 6: No recording :(
 Lecture 7(1): Telescopic cascode: output swing limits & biasing; High-swing cascode current mirrorÂ
Course contents
Recap of single-stage MOS-based amplifiers; frequency response of single-stage amplifiers
Multi-stage amplifiers & stability in negative feedback loops; Miller-compensation, feed-forward compensation, nested Miller and feed-forward compensation
Noise & mismatch in resistors and MOSFETs; Calculating the input-referred noise in amplifiers
Introduction to analog layout, and some layout techniquesÂ
Fully differential amplifiers, common-mode feedback (CMFB), stabilizing CMFB loops
Systematic analog design using the "gm/Id" technique
Useful circuits using negative feedback
References
"Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits" by Behzad Razavi
"Analog Integrated Circuit Design", by Tony Chan Carusone, David A. Johns, Kenneth W. Martin
NPTEL lectures on "Analog IC design" by Prof. Nagendra Krishnapura