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Analog IC Design First – A OPAMP Design Example.

Analog IC Design First – A OPAMP Design Example. 報告人：何建興. Date: 15th NOV, 2007. Agenda. 1. What is Analog Signal? 2. Elements Used in Electronic Products. 3. Why OPAMP. 4. How an OPAMP works. 5. What is MOS? MOS Basic Characteristic. 6. A Design Example. 7. Is It the best design?

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Analog IC Design First – A OPAMP Design Example.

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  1. Analog IC Design First – A OPAMP Design Example. 報告人：何建興 Date: 15th NOV, 2007

  2. Agenda • 1. What is Analog Signal? • 2. Elements Used in Electronic Products. • 3. Why OPAMP. • 4. How an OPAMP works. • 5. What is MOS? MOS Basic Characteristic. • 6. A Design Example. • 7. Is It the best design? • 8. Is Direct Shrink Possible? • 9. Q&A

  3. What is Analog Signal? • Analog signals in Integrated Circuits can be in the form of Voltage or Current (or Power). • They are continuous signals, (amplitude vs. time). Voice and Audio signals are good examples of analog signals. • If a threshold was set, then an Analog signal can be easily converted to Digital signal. • Example: ADAD_DA

  4. Elements used in Electronic products • Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors, Transistors and Diodes are basic devices (elements) in Integrated Circuit. • Many basic building blocks (IP) can be composed of these devices. • Ex: 1. RAM’s basic devices – MOS(RAM cell + logic circuit, sense Amp.) + Capacitors. • 2. Logic circuit – CMOS. (PMOS + NMOS) • 3. USB interface – MOS + Resistors.

  5. Elements used in Electronic products (continued) • 4. Recorder (ADC), Player (DAC) – MOS • + Resistors + Capacitors. • 5. Regulator – MOS + Resistors. • 6. ESD PAD – MOS + Diode + Resistors. The IP (Intellectual Property ) listed above are able to construct a MP3 player Chip. • Example: 1234 • Many Analog blocks need OPAMP.

  6. WHY OPAMP? • 1. OPAMP (Operational Amplifier) are one of the most important building blocks in Analog IC design. It can be used to do addition, subtraction, multiplication, logarithm, …operations. • Filters, Integrators, Oscillators Regulators, … etc. all include OPAMP. • Symbol of OPAMP • Examples:

  7. How An OPAMP Works? • 1. There are 5 nodes on an OPAMP, they are Positive (V+) terminal, Negative (V-) terminal, Output (Vo) terminal, Power (VDD) and Ground (GND). • 2. An ideal OPAMP characteristic: (I) infinite input resistance. (II) infinite open loop gain. (III) v+ = v- when negative feedback configuration.

  8. How An OPAMP Works? (continued) • 3. An real CMOS OPAMP can have: (I) Very large input resistance (Ri) >1M ohm.  input current =0 (II). Large but not finite open loop gain (A) > 1000 (60dB). • 4. Examples: • 5. Insight

  9. What is MOS? MOS Basic Characteristic. • MOS : Metal –Oxide-Semiconductor • Example

  10. A Design Example. • 1. Specification: given a voltage 1.25V, design a OPAMP to achieve 2.5V output. Precision +- 1mV, : means A0>1000. settling time < 1us, means ft>1M. • 2. Schematic:

  11. Is It the best design? • 1. The MOS size (aspect ratio) which we just designed is not the unique solution. We can do it better. • Based on the design we just finished, we can tune the MOS size to achieve: (i) smaller area (ii) consume less current. Both goals are the popular topic on SoC for the Cost issue. • They are many methods to optimize this design, only if they are immune to process variations.

  12. Is Direct Shrink Possible?

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