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(1) In the circuit as shown in Figure 1, calculate the minimum and maximum on-resistances of
M1 . Assume that µn .Cox = 50 µA/V 2 , W 10
L = 1 , Vth = 0.7V , VDD = 3V . (2 marks)
Figure 1: Circuit-1
Figure 2: Circuit-2
Maximum vgs = vg − vs = 3 − 0 = 3 V
Maximum charge on the channel of M1 = Cox W L(vgs − Vth ) = 60 × 109 C
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Maximum pedestal (voltage ) error due to the charge injection = 60×10
1 p = 60 mV
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max =1.11 KOhm if v = 0.5 V . The corresponding maximum phase shift = tan−1 (w ×
Ron s in
max × C ) = tan−1 (0.697) = 34.9 degrees
Ron H
min =71.42 Ohm if v = −0.5 V . The corresponding minimum phase shift = tan−1 (w ×
Ron s in
max × C ) = tan−1 (0.0448) = 0.3 degrees
Ron H
(5) In the circuit as shown in Figure 2, let the ON resistance (Ron ) of the transistor is 29.6 Ohm.
Let the hold capacitance CH = 1 pF . If vin =0 V, then the initial value of vout is 3 V. Estimate
the time required for vout to drop to 1 V? (2 marks)
Time constant τ = Ron .CH = 29.6 ps
According to the first order RC network, v(t) = V∞ + (Vo − V∞ )e−t/τ , where V∞ is the final
voltage at the output after reaching the steady state (i.e., V∞ = 0 V ) and Vo is the initial voltage
at the output (i.e., Vo = 3 V ).
Therefore, v(t) = 3e−t/τ
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When the output voltage is 1 V at time t, 1 = 3e−t/29.6×10 . So, t = 32.85 ps
(6) Explain charge injection and clock feedthrough at the sampling circuit with necessary dia-
grams. Also, explain the techniques to reduce the severity of these issues with corresponding
diagrams? (5)