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    W L Vgs VTH) Vds - V DS: 2) Derive Equation For GM

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    1) The experiment aimed to analyze a MOSFET for analog performance by plotting ID vs VDS, ID vs VGS, and gm vs VGS, and simulating the frequency response of an NMOS transistor using LTSPICE. 2) Key equations for ID in saturation and linear regions and the derivation of gm were presented. 3) Simulation procedures and circuit diagrams were described to obtain the desired plots and analyze the relationships between MOSFET parameters. 4) The results verified issues in analog circuits and the tradeoffs involved in analog VLSI design through simulation.

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    1) The experiment aimed to analyze a MOSFET for analog performance by plotting ID vs VDS, ID vs VGS, and gm vs VGS, and simulating the frequency response of an NMOS transistor using LTSPICE. 2) Key equations for ID in saturation and linear regions and the derivation of gm were presented. 3) Simulation procedures and circuit diagrams were described to obtain the desired plots and analyze the relationships between MOSFET parameters. 4) The results verified issues in analog circuits and the tradeoffs involved in analog VLSI design through simulation.

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    1) The experiment aimed to analyze a MOSFET for analog performance by plotting ID vs VDS, ID vs VGS, and gm vs VGS, and simulating the frequency response of an NMOS transistor using LTSPICE. 2) Key equations for ID in saturation and linear regions and the derivation of gm were presented. 3) Simulation procedures and circuit diagrams were described to obtain the desired plots and analyze the relationships between MOSFET parameters. 4) The results verified issues in analog circuits and the tradeoffs involved in analog VLSI design through simulation.

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    1) The experiment aimed to analyze a MOSFET for analog performance by plotting ID vs VDS, ID vs VGS, and gm vs VGS, and simulating the frequency response of an NMOS transistor using LTSPICE. 2) Key equations for ID in saturation and linear regions and the derivation of gm were presented. 3) Simulation procedures and circuit diagrams were described to obtain the desired plots and analyze the relationships between MOSFET parameters. 4) The results verified issues in analog circuits and the tradeoffs involved in analog VLSI design through simulation.

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    EXPERIMENT NUMBER: 1

    Date of Performance :
    Date of Submission :

    Aim: Analysis of MOSFET for analog performance


    a) Plot ID versus VDS , ID versus VGS,, gm versus VGS
    b) Plot the frequency response of NMOS transistor using LTSPICE
    Objective: To understand tradeoffs involved in analog VLSI circuits and verify issues involved in
    analog circuit via simulations
    Hardware / Software / Apparatus used: PC with LTSPICE Loaded.
    Theory:
    1) Equation of ID saturation and ID linear
    Linear: when VGS>VTH
    W ( V 2 DS
    ID=µCox ( )[ VGS−VTH ) VDS – ]
    L 2
    Saturation: when VDS>VGS-VTH
    W
    ID=µCox ( )(VGS −VT H )²
    2L
    2) Derive equation for gm.
    dID
    gm=
    dVgs
    dID d
    = ¿
    dVgs dVgs

    W
    gm=µncox ( VGS−VTH )
    L
    1 W
    ID= µncox (VGS−VTH )²
    2 L
    W
    [µncox ( VGS−VTH ) ]²
    L
    ID=
    W
    2 µncox
    L
    W
    2 µncox ID=gm
    L

    √
    gm= 2 µnCox ( WL ) ID
    1 W
    ID= µnCox (VGS−VTH )²
    2 L
    1
    ID= gm(VGS−VTH )
    2
    2 ID
    gm=
    VGS −VTH

    Procedure:
    1) Write spice code in note pad.
    2) Save it as *.cir/*.sp.
    3) Right click on the file and open with LTC folderLTSPICE IVSCAD to open file in
    LTSPICE.
    4) Click on Run icon click on pick visible trace, select output variable.
    5) Observe output.
    6) To upload other output sheet click on plot setting, add plot pane.
    7) Click again on pick visible trace and select other variable.
    8) To generate gm click on Id(m1) right click on it, write in expression editor d(Id(m1))to get
    derivation of id with respect to vgs. i.e gm.
    9) Compare two output.
    10) For (b) part write spice code for fig 1(b).and select drain voltage to observe output.
    Circuit Diagram:

    Fig 1( a) Fig1(b)
    Result and / or Observations:
    1) Id Vs Vgs:
    2) gm Vs Vgs:

    3) Id Vs Vds:

    4) Vd Vs Frequency:

    Conclusion / Outcome: Analyzed MOSFET for analog performance. Relation of different parameters
    of MOSFET and the frequency response of NMOS transistor using LTSPICE was studied. Tradeoffs
    involved in analog VLSI were analyzed and verified issues involved in analog circuit via simulations.

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