This document provides information about the Fall 2014 ECE 587 course at George Mason University. The course covers the design of analog integrated circuits using SPICE simulation. Topics include CMOS device modeling, differential amplifiers, current mirrors, operational amplifiers, stability, bandgap references, and switched capacitor circuits. There are two design projects, one on a differential amplifier and another on an operational amplifier. The course will be taught by Dr. Rao Mulpuri and grades will be based on exams, projects, and homework.
This document provides information about the Fall 2014 ECE 587 course at George Mason University. The course covers the design of analog integrated circuits using SPICE simulation. Topics include CMOS device modeling, differential amplifiers, current mirrors, operational amplifiers, stability, bandgap references, and switched capacitor circuits. There are two design projects, one on a differential amplifier and another on an operational amplifier. The course will be taught by Dr. Rao Mulpuri and grades will be based on exams, projects, and homework.
This document provides information about the Fall 2014 ECE 587 course at George Mason University. The course covers the design of analog integrated circuits using SPICE simulation. Topics include CMOS device modeling, differential amplifiers, current mirrors, operational amplifiers, stability, bandgap references, and switched capacitor circuits. There are two design projects, one on a differential amplifier and another on an operational amplifier. The course will be taught by Dr. Rao Mulpuri and grades will be based on exams, projects, and homework.
This document provides information about the Fall 2014 ECE 587 course at George Mason University. The course covers the design of analog integrated circuits using SPICE simulation. Topics include CMOS device modeling, differential amplifiers, current mirrors, operational amplifiers, stability, bandgap references, and switched capacitor circuits. There are two design projects, one on a differential amplifier and another on an operational amplifier. The course will be taught by Dr. Rao Mulpuri and grades will be based on exams, projects, and homework.
This course deals with fundamental building blocks (sub-circuits) of analog integrated circuits and design of analog integrated circuits using SPICE as the simulation tool.
The following topics will be covered: Dates on which the topics are covered are also indicated.
1. CMOS Device Modeling: Large-Signal and Small-Signal MOS Transistor Models: 8/26