What This Document Is
This is a homework assignment for ELENG 140, Linear Integrated Circuits, at the University of California, Berkeley. It’s designed to test your understanding of fundamental concepts related to analog circuit analysis, specifically focusing on MOSFET circuits. This assignment requires applying theoretical knowledge to practical circuit problems, building a crucial bridge between classroom learning and real-world engineering application. It’s a graded assessment intended to reinforce core principles taught in the course.
Why This Document Matters
This assignment is essential for students enrolled in ELENG 140 seeking to solidify their grasp of linear integrated circuit analysis. It’s particularly beneficial for those preparing for exams or future coursework that builds upon these foundational concepts. Working through these problems will enhance your problem-solving skills and ability to analyze and design analog circuits. Access to the full assignment will allow you to practice applying key techniques and demonstrate your proficiency to your instructor.
Topics Covered
* Common-Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) analysis
* MOSFET circuit analysis in the saturation region
* Small-signal analysis of MOSFET circuits
* Voltage gain calculations for various MOSFET configurations
* Application of half-circuit concepts
* Impact of transistor parameters on circuit performance
What This Document Provides
* Circuit diagrams for analysis
* Problem statements requiring detailed calculations
* Specific assumptions to guide your analysis (e.g., body effect, MOSFET region of operation)
* A framework for applying small-signal models to MOSFET circuits
* Opportunities to practice deriving key circuit parameters from given component values.
