7/1/22, 5:34 PM Solved: Chapter 12 Problem 3P Solution | Design Of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits 1st Edition | Chegg.

com

  Home Study tools

 My courses
 My books My folder Career Life 

Find solutions for your homework Search

home / study / engineering / electrical engineering / analog circuits / analog circuits solutions manuals / design of analog cmos integrated circuits / 1st edition / chapter 12 / problem 3p

Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits Post a question

(1st Edition)

Answers from our experts for your toug

homework questions

Enter question
Chapter 12, Problem 3P Bookmark Show all steps: OFF

Step-by-step solution
Continue to post
20 questions remaining
Step 1 of 5

Refer to Figure 12.5 (b) in the textbook.

My Textbook Solutions
Replace the switch with the series resistance and modify the circuit diagram as shown in
Figure 1.

Design of Loose Leaf Semi

Analog... for Business... or Ph
1st Edition 14th Edition 3rd Ed

View all solutions

Comment

Step 2 of 5

The node B is at virtually grounded. That is the voltage across inverting and non-inverting
terminals must be same. So, the value of is,

Modify the circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.

Comment

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/design-of-analog-cmos-integrated-circuits-1st-edition-chapter-12-problem-3P-solution-9780072380323 1/4
7/1/22, 5:34 PM Solved: Chapter 12 Problem 3P Solution | Design Of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits 1st Edition | Chegg.com

Step 3 of 5
  Home Study tools
 My courses
 My books My folder Career Life 

Since the voltage across the node B is zero, modify the circuit diagram as shown in Figure 3.

Comment

Step 4 of 5

Find the time constant from Figure 3.

Consider the expression of time constant of RC circuit.

Here, R is the resistance and C is the capacitance.

Substitute for C, and for R.

Comment

Step 5 of 5

The total energy stored in is same as the energy dissipated in the switch.

Consider the expression of energy stored in a capacitor.

Here, C is the capacitance and V is the voltage.

Substitute for C and for V.

Here, is the voltage across the capacitor and is the capacitance.

Thus, the time constant of the circuit and the total energy dissipated in the switch are ,

and , respectively.

Comment

Was this solution helpful? 0 0

Recommended solutions for you to review

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/design-of-analog-cmos-integrated-circuits-1st-edition-chapter-12-problem-3P-solution-9780072380323 2/4
7/1/22, 5:34 PM Solved: Chapter 12 Problem 3P Solution | Design Of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits 1st Edition | Chegg.com

 Chapter 3, Solution
Home 16PStudy tools
My courses
Chapter
My16, SolutionMy
7P folder
   books Career Life 

Refer to Figure 3.68 (a) in Consider the

the textbook. The input transconductance of a
voltage varies from to . device is normalized to
When the input voltage their bias current.
ranges from to , that is... Consider the transistor
are in saturation...
See solution
See solution

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/design-of-analog-cmos-integrated-circuits-1st-edition-chapter-12-problem-3P-solution-9780072380323 3/4
7/1/22, 5:34 PM Solved: Chapter 12 Problem 3P Solution | Design Of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits 1st Edition | Chegg.com

  Home Study tools

 My courses
 My books My folder Career Life 

COMPANY

LEGAL & POLICIES

CHEGG PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

CHEGG NETWORK

CUSTOMER SERVICE

© 2003-2022 Chegg Inc. All rights reserved.

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/design-of-analog-cmos-integrated-circuits-1st-edition-chapter-12-problem-3P-solution-9780072380323 4/4