Course overview
The aim of this course is to establish a theoretical foundation and gradually master the methodology of analog and mixed IC design for students. The course covers the basic knowledge of analog integrated circuit design and the course design. The first aspect is the basis theory of electric circuit, including the background and development of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit, CMOS integrated circuit technology and active device, single stage amplifier, differential amplifier, current mirror, active load and voltage reference circuit, output stage, operational amplifier. The other aspect is the course design, including designing and simulating a module of integrated circuit according to circuit requirements
What you will learn
- Analyze complex analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit
- Design integrated circuit according to circuit requirements
- Master expertly the use of EDA software to simulate integrated circuits
- Evaluate and assess the performance of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit
Meet your instructor
Hui HongCourse content
- Session 1: Background and design process
- Session 2: CMOS technology
- Session 3: Single transistor amplifier
- Session 4: Differential amplifier
- Session 5: Current sink and current mirror
- Session 6: Voltage and current reference
- Session 7: Output stage
- Session 8: CMOS amplifier design
- Session 9: Frequency Response of Amplifiers
- Session 10: Op-Amps characteristics and frequency compensation
- Session 11: Course design
- Session 12: Course design
- Session 13: Course design
Teaching methodology
Presentations, group discussions, case studies.
Assessment
- In-class assessment (30%) Will include combination of regular discussions, classroom questioning, etc.
- Design project (70%) Will include combination of circuit design and design report.