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Errata
82 Line 4 after figure 3.2-3, CISW CJSW
88 Line between Eqs. (3.3-2) and (3.3-3) should read as The channel
transconductances, gm and gmbs, and the channel conductance, gds, are defined as
102 Line 2 from bottom: 2F 2F
115 Replace the NMOS symbol in Fig. 4.1-2 with the one for an NMOS transistor in
Fig. 3.1-1 of pp. 73 with the bulk connected to ground (assumed to be the lowest
potential).
117 Fig. 4.1-5, replace symbol with the NMOS symbol on pp. 73.
117 Fig. 4.1-6, replace symbol with the NMOS symbol on pp. 73.
125
1
1
Eq. 4.2-3 should be: rout =
g
gm+gds
m
126
130
133
133
134
134
138
138
138
138
146
146
Fig. 4.2-3, replace symbol with the NMOS symbol on pp. 73.
Eq. (4.3-11), no / sign in numerators
Solution part to Example 4.3-3: delete 2 in 2 500 10-6 when calculating
W/L
Solution part to Example 4.3-3: 0.0626 0.0625 when calculating W/L
Line 3 from the bottom, delete is greater thanVT2
Eq. (4.4-1): 1 vDS2 1 + vDS2
Line 2 of Example 4.4-1: Change the values from W1 = 5 0.05m and W2 = 20
0.05m W1 = 5 0.1m and W2 = 20 0.1m
Second and fourth lines of the solution: W1 = 5 0.05m W1 = 5 0.1m
and W2 = 20 0.05m W2 = 20 0.1m
Solution part to Example 4.4-1, line 6:
W2 = 20+0.05 W2 = 20+0.1 = 4
1(0.1/20) 4
10.1
1-0.1
1(0.1/5)
50.06
50.1
20
5
W1
W1
0.1 0.4
4
1 20 - 20 = 4 - (0.03)
Last line of Ex. 4.4-1: ratio error is 1.25% ratio error is 0.75%
Eq. (4.5-9):
VREF
VREF
VDD
VDD
1
1
S
=
S
=
VDD
1+(VREF-VT)R
VREF
VDD
1+2(V -V )R
VREF
DD T
R2
R1
Eq. (4.5-10): VREF = VGS
1+R VREF = VGS
1+R
1
155
Eq. (4.6-10): =
VBE-VG0
V -V
k
= BE0 G0 + ( - )
k
+
(
)
q
T0
T0
198
198
198
198
211
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250A
0.7
110A/V2(18.4)
2150
2150
= 5.57" =
= 10.9"
2
1100.7
1100.52
Third eq. on this page: = 0.8 V + 0.7 V = 1.0 V + 0.5 V
Fig. 5.5-7(a): The bulk VCCS for M1 should be gm1vbs1 instead of gm1vgs1.
Fig. 5.5-7(a): The VCCS for M2, gm2vgs2 should be pointing upward.
Fig. 5.5-7(a): The bulk VCCS for M2 should be gm2vbs2 instead of gm2vgs2.
Fig. 5.5-7(b): The fourth VCCS from the left should be gm2vin instead of
gm1vin.
Fig. 6.2-6: Replace GB with 0dB frequency
Fig. 6.2-16(a): M4 M12.
Second eq. on this page: =
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268
Cc
+
Vi
.-
-A
+
gmIIVi
CII
RII
Vout
-
268
Vin(s) = Cc+CIIs+1/[RII(Cc+CII)]
274
274
274
gm2
gm22
Last line: S1 = S2 = K 'I S1 = S2 = K 'I
2 5
2 5
Fig. 6.4-2c: Replace gds1Vdd of the left-most controlled source with gds1Vdd +
gm1Vout
288
303
304
1
rds6+R2+g
rds6+R2
1
1
m10
Eq. (6.5-12): RA = 1+g r g RA = 1+g r
g
m6 gs6
m6
m6 ds6
m6
gm2vin
gm2vin
=
=
Eq. (6.5-16): =
R9(gds2+gds5
R9(gds2+gds5) =
21+ g r
21+ g r
m7 ds7
304
m7 ds7
R9(gds2+gds5)
R9(gds2+gds4)
k
=
gm7rds7
gm7rds7
Eq. (6.5-20) should be written as,
-1
pout = R 'C
II out
After Eq. (6.5-20), replace where Cout by where RII = [(2+k)/(2+2k)] RII and
Cout
-1
-1
Eq. (6.5-23): p6
p
6
1
R2+g C6
R + 1 C
m10
2 gm10 6
Eq. (6.5-17): k =
305
305
305
305
307
KPVSD52 7 KPVSD72
2I5
2I7
S5 =
, S7 =
2
KPVSD5
KPVSD72
VDD-Vout(max)
VDD-Vout(min)
KNVDS112 9 KNVDS92
S11=
307
307
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2I11
2 , S9 =
2I9
KNVDS11
KNVDS92
Table 6.5-3, Step 5: VSD14(sat)/I14 VSD13(sat)/I12
2I4
Table 6.5-3: Step 8: K (V -V (max)+V )
K (V
P
DD in
T1
P
308
308
313
313
343
343
344
360
200x10-6
-6
110x10 -1.5+2.5-
= 20
100
2
11035.9-0.75
2I4
Last Eq: S4 = S5 K [V -V (max)+V ] =
P
DD in
T1
2I4
S4 = S5
=
KP[VDD-Vin(max)+VT1]2
Fig. 6.6-7(b): The polarity of the upper Vcm source should be reversed.
Fig. 6.6-7(b): Replace the lower controlled source designation of AcVcm with
Ac(V1+V2)
2
Fourth line of Table 6.6-3: 6.0 1U should be 6.01U
Caption of Fig. 6.6-17: Input common-node should be Input common
mode
Prob. 6.3-10, 5th line: Delete positive and
Fig. P6.3-10: Change the power supplies to 1.5V and increase the W/L value of
M6 to 100/1.
Prob. 6.3-10: Add sentence Assume the parameters of the MOSFETs are given in
Table 3.1-2.
1
Eq. (7.1-8): Rout =
gm2
(gds6+gds7)1+g (gm6+gm8)Ro
320
321
DD-Vin(max)+VT1)
225A
212516
Third Eq: S6 = S7 =S13 =
= 50
= 80
50A/V2(0.25V)2
2125A
212516
S6 = S7 =S13 =
= 50
= 80
2
2
50A/V (0.25V)
200x10-6
Sixth Eq: =
= 20
100
2
110x10-6-1.5+2.5- 10035.9-0.75
=
308
2I4
m4
Rout =
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1
gm2
1+(gds6+gds7)1+g
(gm6+gm8)Ro
m4
362
363
363
364
gmbs9 =
364
364
373
387
389
394
394
394
396
398
399
gm9N
2 2F+VBS9
405
3000.4
= 36.5S
2 0.7+2
469S
2nd Eq.: AMOS = 469S+57.1S+4S+5S = 0.8765 V/V
300S
AMOS = 300S+36.5S+4S+5S = 0.8683 V/V
4th Eq.: Avd(0) = (7777)(0.8765)(0.951) = 6483 V/V
Avd(0) = (7777)(0.8683)(0.951) = 6422 V/V
-gm8
-gm8rds8gm10
Top line: p8 C p8
C8
8
1st complete paragraph: Replace this entire paragraph with the following:
The input common mode range of the differential-out op amps may appear to be
better because of the current source loads (M3 and M4 of Fig. 7.3-3). However, the
upper input common mode range becomes restricted by M6 and M7 of Fig. 7.3-3.
For example, in Fig. 7.3-3, the upper input common mode range is VDD + VT
where it is VDD + VT. for the folded-cascode differential output op amp of Fig. 7.35.
Eq. (7.3-4): = (vsg1 + vgs4) = = (vgs1 + vsg4) =
Line after Eq. (7.4-5): gm1/C gm1/Cc
ID1
ID1
Eq. (7.4-6): GB = (n kT/q)C GB = (n kT/q)C
1
1
c
ID5
ID1
ID5
ID1
Eq. (7.4-7): SR = C = 2 C = SR = C = 2 C =
c
c
3rd line from bottom: Figure 7.7-4 Figure 7.4-4
Line 1: M5 to M4 M6 to M4 and M7 equals M6 M7 equals M9
1st Eq.: Vds1(sat) =
404
BS9
2I1
KN(W2/L2) = Vds1(sat) =
2I1
KN(W1/L1) =
447
CI
I ds2 ds4
-(gds6+gds7)
-1
Eq. (8.2-4a): p2 = C (g +g ) p2 =
CII
II ds2 ds4
Av(0)
Av(0)
Eq. (8.2-5): Av(s) =
A
(s)
=
v
s
s
s
s
+1 +1
-1 -1
p1
p2
p1 p2
1st eq.: p1 =
gds2+gds4 15x10-6(0.04+0.05)
=
= 6.75x106 (1.074MHz)
CI
0.2x10-12
gds2+gds4
15x10-6(0.04+0.05)
p1 = == -6.75x106 (1.074MHz)
CI
0.2x10-12
447
gds6+gds7 95x10-6(0.04+0.05)
2 eq: p2 =
=
= 1.71x106 (0.670MHz)
CII
5x10-12
nd
gds6+gds7
95x10-6(0.04+0.05)
=
= -1.71x106 (0.670MHz)
CII
5x10-12
p2e--tp1 p1e--tp2
Eq. (8.2-6): vout(t) = Av(0)Vin
1+ p -p - p -p
1 2
1 2
p2 = -
447
p2e-tp1 p1e-tp2
vout(t) = Av(0)Vin
1+ p -p - p -p
1 2
1 2
447
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t
Eq. (8.2-11): tn = tp1 = tn = -tp1
1
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tn
Eq. (8.2-12): vout(tn) = 1 - p1e-tn - p e-tn = 1 - e-tn - tne-tn
1
e tp1
448
448
454
e-tp1
vout(tn) = 1 + tp1
= 1 e-tn - tne-tn
Line after Eq. (8.2-12): Delete where p1 is assumed to be unity.
Fig. 8.2-2: Normalized Time (tn = tp1 =t/1) Normalized Time (tn = -tp1)
Eq. at bottom of page: = 0.7 +
2342
11038 = 1.035 V
2342
5038 = 0.496 V
Line 2: VTRP2 = 2.5 - 1.035 = 1.465 V VTRP2 = 2.5 - 1.196 = 1.304 V
Line 3: V1 = 2.5 V - 1.465 V = VSG6 = 1.035 V.
V1 = 2.5 V - 1.304 V = VSG6 = 1.196 V.
1.035V
1.196V
Line 5: tfo1 = 0.2pF 30A
= 6.9 ns tfo1 = 0.2pF 30A
= 8 ns
= 0.7 +
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
456
456
456
457
459
465
= 26.43ns
Last line: tro1 = 0.2pF
30A
1.304V-(-1.000)
= 15.4ns
tro1 = 0.2pF
30A
Line 3: 79.85 ns. 68.82 ns.
Line 5: about 44.93 ns. about 41 ns.
Fig. 8.2-7: VTRP6 = 1.465V VTRP6 = 1.304V Also, lower the dashed line.
VOH+VOL
VOH -VOL
Table 8.2-2, step 5: Av(0) = V (min) Av(0) = V (min)
in
in
VOH+VOL
VOH -VOL
Tab;e 8.2-3, step 6: Av(0) = V (min) Av(0) = V (min)
in
in
Fig. 8.4-1(b): The polarity of the voltage on CAZ should be reversed.
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R1VOL
R1VOH
and
V
=
TRP
R2
R2
R1+R2
R1+R2
V
REF
R1
R2 VREF
R1+R2
R1
+
Eq. (8.4-10): VTRP = R VREF - R VOL
1
2
R1+R2
R1
VTRP+ = R VREF - R VOL
Fig. 8.4-8:
470
470
R1+R2
R1
Eq. (8.4-12): VTRP+ = R VREF - R VOH
1
2
R1+R2
R1
VTRP- = R VREF - R VOH
2
470
470
470
470
471
471
478
480
480
481
L = 0.67Cox
482
482
482
485
486
489
WL3
-4
2K'I = 0.67(24.7x10 )
(101)x10-24
= 0.112 ns
2110x10-610x10-6
543
543
549
552
554
557
563
564
565
567
572
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C1 -1 o
o
Eq. (9.1-36): V 2 (z) = 1-C +C z = C +C z V 1 (z)
1
2
1
2
C2 -1
C1 -1 o
o
V 2 (z) 1-C +C z = C +C z V 1 (z)
1
2
1
2
Line 9: EODD EVEN
Line 10: EVEN EODD
Line 1: Eq. (9.5-1) Eq. (9.5-2)
Line 3: Eq. (9.6-4) Eq. (9.6-3)
Ex. 9.6-1, 2nd line of solution: 1/31.83. 1/0.0314 = 31.83.
Ex. 9.6-2, 2nd line of solution: 1/15.92. 1/0.0628 = 15.92.
PB
SB
Eq. (9.7-4): n = n =
SB
PB
Caption for Fig. 9.7-3: for = 1. for = 1.
Title for Table 9.7-1: for = 1. for = 1.
3rd and 4th line after Eq. (9.7-9): ( = 0.0233) ( = 0.1526)
nd
2 line: 4252 =
2
0.1789Tn
4252 = 0.1789Tn =
572
Last line: 63 =
573
557
580
587
607
613
618
0.1789PB2
fc2
0.17892
= 0.05620
20
0.1789PB 0.17892
=
= 0.05620
fc
20
2
0.4684Tn
0.4684PB2
fc2
0.46842
= 0.1472
20
0.4684PB 0.46842
=
= 0.1472
63 = 0.4684Tn =
20
fc
Line 2: 43 = 0.1472. 63 = 0.1472.
Eq. (9.7-24): Numerator term, + (35 - 15 - 23)z +
+ (35 + 15 - 23)z +
SW SB2-SB1
SW SB2-SB1
Eq. (9.7-42): n = BW = BP2-PB1 n = BW = PB2-PB1
Fig. 9.7-18: The upper input capacitor should be labeled 21C2
Prob. 9.7-4, 1st line following eq.: to 1000 Hz to be 1000 Hz
b1 b2 b3
bN
Eq. (10.1-3): vOUT = KVREF = 21+22+23+...+2N
b1 b2 b3
bN
vOUT = KVREF 21+22+23+...+2N
Eq. (10.1-15):
VcxVs
V
100% = cx-1 LSBs
Differential nonlinearity (DNL)= V
V
s
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Vcx-Vs
Vcx
step
vstep(actual)-vstep(ideal)
v (ideal)
DNL = vstep(actual) - vstep(ideal) =
vstep(ideal)
step
vstep(actual)
= v (ideal) - 1 LSBs
step
630
1 64 64 1
Last line of solution: DNL = 100 64
= 100
64
= 0.64 LSBs
1
DNL = 100 LSBs = 0.01 LSBs
641
biVREF
2i
i=0
biVREF
2i
i=0
= 1C
644
CM-1
Fig. 10.3-9: CM-2 =
CM = 2C CM = C
644
645
645
R
C
Eq. (10.3-25): DNL = DNL(R) + DNL(C) = R +(2N-1) C
LSBs
22C
, CM-1 = 2C CM = C and
R
C
DNL = DNL(R) + DNL(C) = R +(2N-2K) C
LSBs
645
646
647
647
C
C
24-2
C = 16 11 11 = 0.000228 C = 0.0228%
2 -2 -2
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Lines 11 and 12 of Ex. 10.3-4, Solution: increase the value of M and decrease
decrease the value of M and increase
Line 13 of Ex. 10.3-4, Solution: choose K = 5 and M = 7 choose M
= 5 and K = 7
vin*
vin*
Nout = NREF V
x[nTs]+
Integrator 1
+
-
Delay
Integrator 2
Delay
+
-
y[nTs]
Quantizer
720
720
723
723
724
725
729
753
3 2L+1
3 2L+1
Eq. (10.9-12): 2 2L M2L+12B-1 2 2L M2L+1(2B-1)2
Prob. 10.3-2: if the divisor is 3 and 6. if the divisor is 3 and 5.
Fig. P10.3-7: The vertical resistor connected to the right of the resistor Rx, should
have the value of 2R rather than 4R and the 4R between the horizontal
resistors Rx and 4R should be deleted.
Fig. P10.3-8: The subscripts of the bits, bi, should all be decreased by 1. I.e. b1
b0, b2 b1, etc.
Fig. P10.3-10: The subscripts for b should increase from right to left and not left
to right. In addition, a vertical line should be drawn from the left most switch
terminal labeled b0 (old labeling) to the VREF battery.
Prob. 10.4-4, lines 4-6: If the attenuation factors of 0.5 become 0.55, at what bit
does the converter create an error? What is the analog output for this case?
Replace with If the attenuation factors of 0.5 become 0.55, what is the analog
output for this case?
Prob. 10.4-7, 1st line: ADC DAC
Prob. 10.6-2, 1st line: Give a switched For Fig. 10.6-2, give a switched
Prob. 10.7-12, last line: in part (a)? in part (a) if VREF = 1V.
Fig. P10.9-9: fs = 2fo fs = 4fo
Ex. B1.-4, 1st line of Solution: Eq. (B.1-40), Eq. (B.1-34),