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6.

002

CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS

MOSFET Amplifier Large Signal Analysis

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6.002 Fall 2000

Lecture 9

Review
Amp constructed using dependent source control a a port
DS

b output b port

Dependent source in a circuit


v

a +
a

i = f (v )
b

Superposition with dependent sources: one way leave all dependent sources in; solve for one independent source at a time [section 3.5.1 of the text] Next, quick review of amp Reading: Chapter 7.37.7
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Lecture 9

Amp review
VS
RL

vO
VCCS

vI

K 2 iD = (vI 1) 2 for vI 1V = 0 otherwise

vO = VS iD RL K (vI 1)2 2
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Key device Needed:


v
A B
i = f (v )

voltage controlled current source

Lets look at our old friend, the MOSFET

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Key device Needed:


Our old friend, the MOSFET First, we sort of lied. The on-state behavior of the MOSFET is quite a bit more complex than either the ideal switch or the resistor model would have you believe.

D G vGS < VT

D
G S vGS VT

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Graphically
iDS v+ DS

Demo

+ vGS

egio n

iDS vGS VT

iDS vGS VT

iDS

vDS = vGS VT vGS 1


Saturation region

Trio de r

vGS 2
...

vGS3
vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

S MODEL

SR MODEL

vGS < VT Cutoff


region

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Graphically
iDS v+ DS

+ vGS

egio n

iDS vGS VT

iDS vGS VT

iDS

vDS = vGS VT vGS 1


Saturation region

Trio de r

vGS 2
...

vGS3
vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

S MODEL

SR MODEL

vGS < VT

vDS vGS VT
Notice that MOSFET behaves like a current source

when

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6.002 Fall 2000

Lecture 9

MOSFET SCS Model


When

vDS vGS VT

the MOSFET is in its saturation region, and the switch current source (SCS) model of the MOSFET is more accurate than the S or SR model

D G vGS < VT D G S vGS G VT S D iDS = f (vGS ) K 2 = (vGS VT ) 2 S


when

vDS vGS VT

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Reconciling the models


egio n

iDS vGS VT

iDS vGS VT

iDS

vDS = vGS VT vGS 1


Saturation region

Trio de r

vGS 2
...

vGS3
vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

vGS < VT

vDS

vGS < VT
SCS MODEL for analog designs

S MODEL for fun!

SR MODEL for digital designs

When to use each model in 6.002?


Note: alternatively (in more advanced courses)

vDS vGS VT vDS < vGS VT

use SCS model use SR model

or, use SU Model (Section 7.8 of A&L)


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Lecture 9

Back to Amplifier
VS
vI

AMP

vO

VS
RL vI

D S

vO K 2 iDS = (vI VT ) 2 in saturation region

To ensure the MOSFET operates as a VCCS, we must operate it in its saturation region only. To do so, we promise to adhere to the saturation discipline
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MOSFET Amplifier
VS
RL vI

D S

vO K 2 iDS = (vI VT ) 2 in saturation region

To ensure the MOSFET operates as a VCCS, we must operate it in its saturation region only. We promise to adhere to the saturation discipline. In other words, we will operate the amp circuit such that vGS VT and vDS vGS VT vO vI vT
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at all times.

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Lets analyze the circuit


First, replace the MOSFET with its SCS model.

VS
RL

vO G D iDS
+ vI

K 2 = (vI VT ) 2

vGS = vI

for vO vI VT

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Lets analyze the circuit


VS
RL

vO G D iDS
+ vI

K 2 = (vI VT ) 2

vGS = vI

for vO vI VT
(vO = vDS in our example)

Analytical method: vO vs vI vO = VS iDS RL B K 2 or vO = VS (vI VT ) RL for vI VT 2 vO vI VT

vO = VS

vI < VT (MOSFET turns off)


for

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Graphical method vO vs vI K 2 From A : iDS = (vI VT ) , 2 vO vI VT 2


for

2iDS vO K iDS K 2 vO 2

B : iDS

VS v0 RL RL

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Graphical method vO vs vI K 2 K 2 for iDS vO A : iDS = (vI VT ) , 2 2 VS vO B : iDS = RL RL

iDS VS RL
B

iDS
Lo ad

K 2 vO 2
A
vI = vGS

li n e

VS
Constraints
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vO

and

must be met

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Lecture 9

Graphical method vO vs vI

iDS VS RL
B

iDS

K 2 vO 2
A
vI

I DS

VI vO

VO

VS

Constraints A and B must be met. Then, given VI, we can find VO, IDS .

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6.002 Fall 2000

Lecture 9

Large Signal Analysis


of Amplifier (under saturation discipline)
1 2

vO versus vI
Valid input operating range and valid output operating range

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6.002 Fall 2000

Lecture 9

Large Signal Analysis


1

vO versus vI vO VS VS K (vI VT )2 RL 2

VT

vO = vI VT gets into triode region vI

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6.002 Fall 2000

Lecture 9

Large Signal Analysis


What are valid operating ranges under the saturation discipline? vI VT Our K 2 iDS vO Constraints vO v I VT 2 2

iDS VS RL

iDS

K 2 vO 2

K 2 iDS = (vI VT ) 2 vI VS vO iDS = RL RL vO

VS

?
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vI = VT vO = VS and iDS = 0
Lecture 9

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Large Signal Analysis


iDS iDS K 2 vO 2

What are valid operating ranges under the saturation discipline?

iDS =

K (vI VT )2 2 vI VS vO iDS = RL RL vO

1 + 1 + 2 KRLVS vI = VT + KRL
vO = 1 + 1 + 2 KRLVS KRL VS vO = RL RL
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vI = VT vO = VS and iDS = 0

iDS

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Large Signal Analysis Summary


1

vO versus vI K 2 vO = VS (vI VT ) RL 2

Valid operating ranges under the saturation discipline? Valid input range:

vI : VT

to

VT +

1 + 1 + 2 KRLVS KRL

corresponding output range:

vO : VS to

1 + 1 + 2 KRLVS KRL

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Lecture 9

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