CMOS Integrated Circuit Simulation with LTspice

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Beschreibung
- An ideal companion for students following a first course in integrated CMOS design.
- An ideal introduction to circuit simulation for new students in electrical or electronics engineering.
- Organized as a series of tutorials on specific subjects.
- Includes end-of-chapter problems.
- Covers introduction to LTspice for first-year students in electrical and electronics engineering - Tutorials 1 and 2.
- Includes both the classic Shichman-Hodges analytic transistor models and modern BSIM transistor models for circuit simulation - Tutorial 3.
- Deals with the basic CMOS gain stages both using analytical models and using simulation - Tutorial 4.
- Includes an example of the design of a two-stage opamp using a combination of analytical methods and simulation - Tutorial 5.
- Covers simulation of CMOS circuits in process corners and over temperature variations - Tutorial 6.
- Includes several hints and pitfalls specific to LTspice at the end of every tutorial.
- Appendix for the beginner with overviews of components and simulation commands.
- Appendix for the CMOS designer with examples of BSIM CMOS models for use with LTspice.
- Click here to download the exercise book.
Inhalt
- Tutorial 1 – Resistive Circuits
- Example 1.1: A resistor circuit
- Example 1.2: A transconductance amplifier
- Example 1.3: A current amplifier
- Example 1.4: Debugging a schematic
- Problems
- Example 1.1: A resistor circuit
- Tutorial 2 – Circuits with Capacitors and Inductors
- Example 2.1: An RC network
- Example 2.2: A half-wave rectifier with a smoothing filter
- Example 2.3: An amplifier with a capacitive feedback network
- Example 2.4: An ideal inductor
- Example 2.5: Revisiting the capacitor charging and discharging
- Example 2.6: Determining capacitances and resistances in RC networks
- Problems
- Example 2.1: An RC network
- Tutorial 3 – MOS Transistors
- Example 3.1: Different MOS transistor symbols and models in LTspice
- Example 3.2: Advanced transistor models
- Example 3.3: MOS transistor input characteristics
- Example 3.4: MOS transistor output characteristics
- Example 3.5: Deriving transistor parameters from input and output characteristics
- Example 3.6: Simulating small-signal parameters using the ‘.tf’ simulation
- Example 3.7: Simulating small-signal transistor capacitances using the ‘.ac’ simulation
- Problems
- Example 3.1: Different MOS transistor symbols and models in LTspice
- Tutorial 4 – Basic Gain Stages
- Example 4.1: The common-source amplifier (inverting amplifier)
- Example 4.2: The common-drain amplifier (source follower)
- Example 4.3: The common-gate amplifier
- Example 4.4: The differential pair
- Problems
- Example 4.1: The common-source amplifier (inverting amplifier)
- Tutorial 5 – Hierarchical Design
- Example 5.1: A two-stage operational amplifier
- Example 5.2: Designing the two-stage opamp for an inverting feedback amplifier
- Example 5.3: Generic filter blocks
- Example 5.4: A mixed analog/digital circuit
- Problems
- Example 5.1: A two-stage operational amplifier
- Tutorial 6 – Process and Parameter Variations
- Example 6.1: Model files for corner simulations
- Example 6.2: An inverter
- Example 6.3: A test bench for the two-stage opamp
- Example 6.4: Monte Carlo simulation
- Problems
- Example 6.1: Model files for corner simulations
- Tutorial 7 – Importing and Exporting Files 219
- Example 7.1: Importing a netlist file describing a current conveyor 219
- Example 7.2: Creating a subcircuit from a netlist 222
- Example 7.3: Exporting a netlist 229
- Example 7.4: Exporting other files 230
- Problems 234