please help me in this design

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by MEDO, Dec 4, 2007.

  1. MEDO

    MEDO Guest

    Analog Design


    Objective::

    It's required to design a differential amplifier with the following
    specs:

     Gain 20
     Integrated input referred noise < 1mV
     B.W. 10 MHz
     For i/p 2 Vpp swing à THD=1%
     Design CMFB
     Minimum power
     Vdd=3V


    Deliverables:

    -Choose any suitable architecture ( transistors should be MOS ), make
    your design calculations and hand-over a hard copy including full
    schematic with all values clear and justified.

    -Use any simulation tool to verify your design, If you use Cadence
    tool it will be a plus (you will get bonus points) and hand over a
    hard copy of your simulation results.

    -Creative thoughts for design optimization will be rewarded.
     
    MEDO, Dec 4, 2007
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  2. MEDO

    andrewb Guest

    The key words there are "creative thoughts", rather than expecting
    somebody else to do the work for you!

    There are plenty of books on analog design, and lots of papers and
    resources on the web. Use a little imagination! If you don't learn how
    to research, you'll never be successful.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    andrewb, Dec 5, 2007
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  3. Hello,
    You should make effort to design this amplifier and the differential
    amplifier is one of the popular circuit in analog design So you can
    find it in every site of electronic. I can help you:
    1. Make a research about the differential amplifier where you should
    to focus on the mainly function of it,
    2. Choose the adequate structure of the amplifier,
    3. Extract the models (equations) of the amplifier (gain,noise...) and
    size the transistors
    4. Make the different simulation with Cadence tool (DC,AC,noise...)
    and revise the sizing,
    5. You can finally make a method of optimization to design this
    amplifier.

    Good work.
     
    mariam_telnet, Dec 5, 2007
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  4. MEDO

    MEDO Guest

     
    MEDO, Dec 5, 2007
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