What This Document Is
This is a problem set for Microelectronic Devices and Circuits (ELENG 105) at the University of California, Berkeley. It’s designed to reinforce your understanding of core concepts through practical application and circuit analysis. This assignment focuses on applying theoretical knowledge to solve quantitative problems related to semiconductor devices and their configurations. It requires a solid grasp of device characteristics and circuit behavior.
Why This Document Matters
This problem set is essential for students enrolled in ELENG 105 seeking to solidify their understanding of the course material. Working through these problems will build proficiency in analyzing and designing circuits using MOSFETs and bipolar junction transistors. It’s particularly valuable for students preparing for exams or future coursework that builds upon these foundational concepts. Successfully completing this assignment demonstrates a practical command of the principles discussed in lectures.
Topics Covered
* MOSFET Circuit Analysis
* Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) Circuits
* Current Source Design & Analysis (Cascode configurations)
* Voltage Source Implementation (MOSFET vs. BJT)
* Device Sizing and its impact on circuit performance
* Incremental Source Resistance calculations
* Totem Pole Circuit Analysis
What This Document Provides
* A series of circuit diagrams for analysis.
* Defined device parameters and default values for consistent problem-solving.
* A range of problems requiring calculations of voltage and current values within circuits.
* Opportunities to explore the relationship between device characteristics (like W/L ratios) and circuit behavior.
* Problems comparing and contrasting different circuit implementations (MOSFET vs. BJT).
* Clear instructions regarding submission details and important course announcements.
