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ĐẠI HỌC QUỐC GIA TP.

HỒ CHÍ MINH
ĐẠI HỌC BÁCH KHOA
NGÀNH KỸ THUẬT ĐIỆN TỬ

CHƯƠNG 7

BỘ KHUẾCH ĐẠI
THUẬT TOÁN (OPAMP)
Hoàng Trang
Bộ môn Kỹ Thuật Điện Tử
hoangtrang@hcmut.edu.vn

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TP.Hồ Chí Minh 03/ 2014
Overview

Review
This chapter discusses about the response of single stage and
differential amplifiers in the frequency domain.

Following a brief review of basic concepts, we describe in this


chapter some kind of single-stage circuit include:
• Common-Source.
• Common-Gates.
• Common-Drain.
Then, analyze the high-frequency behavior of
•Cascode amplifier.
•Current Mirror
•Differential amplifier.

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Outline

1. Introduction.
2. Common Source Stage.
3. Common Gate Stage.
4. Common Drain Stage.
5. Cascode Amplifier.
6. Current Mirror
7. Differential Amplifier.

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1. Introduction
Basic Theorem
(1) Voltage amp : Vo = Avd * (Vi+ - Vi-)
(2) Differential input, single-ended output
(3) Fully differential OP amp: diff output

Ideal OP amp :
(1) Differential mode voltage gain: infinity
(2) Common mode voltage gain: 0
(3) Input resistance: infinity
(4) Output resistance: 0
(5) Bandwidth: inifinity

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1. Introduction
Basic Theorem

General purpose OP amp :


(1) example 741 OP amp
(2) small Rout to drive any load including R load
(3) needs output stage

CMOS OP amp :
(1) usually drive on-chip capacitive load only
(2) large Rout -> current output -> OTA
(operational transconductance amplifier)
(3) does not need output stage

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2. Compensation Opamp
Gain Error

A1=infinity -> gain=1+(R1/R2)

A1=? for gain error < 1%

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2. Compensation Opamp
Gain Error

A1=? for gain error < 1%

for gain error < 1%

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2. Compensation Opamp
Bandwidth

Single pole characteristic assumed

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2. Compensation Opamp
Bandwidth

Step response

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2. Compensation Opamp
Bandwidth
Step response

reduced by 1+(loop gain)

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2. Compensation Opamp
Design Note

Simple differential pair : voltage gain not enough (< 20 for


submicron devices)

For high gain

1-stage cascode OP amp (gain boost optional) (telescopic


OP amp, folded cascode OP amp)

reduced output swing

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3. Opamp Architecture
Two-Stages Opamp
2-stage OP amp : pro -> high gain + large output swing

2-stage OP amp :

Requires frequency compensation (Miller pole-splitting


frequency compensation

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3. Opamp Architecture
CMOS Level 2-stages Opamp

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3. Opamp Architecture
Fully Differential 2-Stages Opamp

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3. Opamp Architecture
Single End 2-Stages Opamp

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3. Opamp Architecture
Cascode (Telescopic) OP amp

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3. Opamp Architecture
2-stage OP amp (cascode 1st stage)

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3. Opamp Architecture
2-stage OP amp (fully differential)

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3. Opamp Architecture
NMOS-input Folded cascode OP amp

(1) Input common mode range: extended up to VDD


(2) Output voltage range increased compared to telescopic

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3. Opamp Architecture
PMOS-input Folded cascode OP amp

(1) Input common mode range: extended down to VSS


(2) Output voltage range increasedcompared to telescopic

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4. Unity Gain - Buffer
The Unity Gain

Must meet both output swing requirement and input CM voltage


range requirement simultaneously

Telescopic OP amp : narrow output swing and narrow input common


mode range -> not suitable for unity gain buffer application (folded
cascode OK)

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4. Unity Gain - Buffer
Using Simple Differential Pair

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4. Unity Gain - Buffer
Using Simple Differential Pair

Assume the same VDSAT


(For open loop)

Input CM min: 2 VDSAT + VTH


Input CM max: VDD –VDSAT

Output min: 2 VDSAT


Output max: VDD –VDSAT

(For unity-gain feedback)

Vout min: 2 VDSAT + VTH (limited by input CM)


Vout max: VDD –VDSAT
Vout swing: VDD –3 VDSAT - VTH
Unity gain buffer using

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4. Unity Gain - Buffer
Using Telescopic Opamp

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4. Unity Gain - Buffer
Using Telescopic Opamp
Assume the same VDSAT

(For open loop, optimum Vb)

Input CM min: 2 VDSAT + VTH


Input CM max: VDD –3 VDSAT – VTH

Output min: 3 VDSAT


Output max: VDD –2 VDSAT - VTH

(For unity-gain feedback , optimum Vb)

Vout min: 2 VDSAT + VTH (limited by input CM)


Vout max: VDD –3 VDSAT –VTH (limited by input CM)
Vout swing: VDD –5 VDSAT –2 VTH (severely limited)
Unity gain buffer using telescopic OP am

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5. Design Example
5.1 Specification

1. Gain at dc, Av(0)


2. Gain-bandwidth, GB
3. Phase margin (or settling time)
4. Input common-mode range, ICMR
5. Load Capacitance, CL
6. Slew-rate, SR
7. Output voltage swing
8. Power dissipation, Pdiss
Đặc tả kỹ thuật Giá trị
DC Gain 70 dB
Vdd 1.8
PM (Phase Margin) 60 deg
GB (Gain Bandwidth) 5 MHz
CL (Load Capacitance) 10 pF
SR (Slew Rate) 10 V/us
Voltage Swing 0.5 – 1.3 (V)
ICMR 0.8 – 1.5 (V)

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5. Design Example
5.2 Analysis the Architecture
The Schematic

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5. Design Example
5.2 Analysis the Architecture

Define the Relationship of the Design

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5. Design Example
5.3 Hand Calculation

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5. Design Example
5.3 Hand Calculation

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5. Design Example
5.3 Meet Specification?

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5. Design Example
5.4 CMOS Level Design

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5. Design Example
5.4 Silmulation

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5. Design Example
5.5 Layout

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5. Design Example
5.5 Layout

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References

[1] Phillip E.Allen, Douglas R.Holberg, “CMOS Analog Circuit Design”,


2nd Edition, Oxford Univeristy Press, 2002.

[2] Behad Razavi. "Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits",


International Edition, Electrical and Computer Engineering Series,
McGraw-Hill, 2001

[3] R. Jacob Baker. "CMOS Circuit Design, Layout, and Simulation", 3rd
Edition, IEEE Press Series on Microelectronic Systems, A Join Wiley &
Son, 2010 .

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