Lesson 1 - How to design common mode bias circuits independent of VDD Lesson 2 - How to design startup circuits Lesson 3 - How to design cascade bias circuits independent of VDD Lesson 4 - How to design bias circuit independent of VDD and process Lesson 5 - Laboratory 1 - Bias Circuit Design Lesson 6 - How to use Electric Lesson 7 - How to use NGSpice
Module 2 – How to Design Bias Circuits
The purpose of this module is to learn how to design bias circuits that are independent of power supply, process, and temperature. Because these circuit use both positive and negative feedback, multiple operating points are possible and therfore they must be accompanied by start up circuits. The design of start up circuits included in this module. This module also contains Laboratory 01 which involves the design and simulation of a bias circuit to meet a given set of specifications.
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2.6 – How to Use Electric
2.7 – How to Use NGSpice
This lesson gives examples of how to use NGSpice to do .OP, .DC, .AC, and .TRAN simulations of CMOS integrated circuits. It also shows how to use the waveform viewer SymProbe to look at the results of the simulation. There are no lectures notes for this lesson.