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Chapter 9 p

Operational Amplifiers

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Important Parametersp

Gain

Small-Signal Bandwidth Small Signal Bandwidth Large-Signal Bandwidth

O t t S i Output Swing

Linearity

Noise and Offset Supply Rejection Supply Rejection

(3)

One-Stage Op Ampsg p p

(4)

One-Stage Op Amp in Unity Gain C fi ti

Configuration

(5)

Cascode Op Ampsp p

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Unity Gain One Stage Cascodey g

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Folded Cascode Op Ampsp p

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Folded Cascode Stages (cont.)g ( )

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Folded Cascode (cont.)( )

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Folded Cascode (cont.)( )

| Av |≈ gm1{[(gm 3 + gmb3)ro3 (ro1 || ro5 )]|| [(gm 7 + gmb 7)ro7ro9 ]}

| v | gm1{ (gm 3 gmb3) o3 ( o1 || o5 ) || (gm 7 gmb 7) o7 o9 }

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Telescopic vs. Folded Cascode Polep

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Example Folded-Cascode Op Ampp p p

See Example 9.6

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Single-Ended Output

C d O A

Cascode Op Amps

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Triple Cascodep

Av app. (gmro)3/2 Li it d O t t S i Limited Output Swing

Complex biasing

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Two-Stage Op Ampsg p p

Design Approach for Two-Stage Op Amps Design Approach for Two Stage Op Amps

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Single-Ended Output

T St O A

Two-Stage Op Amp

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Simple Implementation of a Two-p p Stage Op-Amp

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Two-Stage Op-Amp employing g p p p y g Cascading

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Output Impedance Enhancement With F db k

With Feedback

Rout = A1gm 2ro2ro1

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Gain Boosting in Cascode Stageg g

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Differential Gain Boostingg

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Differential Gain Boosting (cont.)g ( )

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Differential Gain Boosting (cont.)g ( )

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Gain Boosting applied to both g pp signal path and load devices

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Comparisonp

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Common-Mode Feedback

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Common-Mode Feedback (cont.)( )

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High Gain Amp Modelg p

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Common-Mode Feedback (cont.)( )

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Resistive Sensingg

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Source-Follower Bufferingg

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Deep Triode FET CM Sensingp g

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CMFB Examplep

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Alternative CMFB for Folded

C d

Cascode

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Simplified CMFB with Triode D i

Devices

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CMFB Triode Example with Referencep

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CMFB Triode Example with

R f ( t )

Reference (cont.)

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CMFB Triode Example with

R f ( t )

Reference (cont.)

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Differential Pair with CMFB

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Input Range Limitationsp g

Unity-Gain Buffer

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Extension of Input CM Rangep g

Variation of equivalent transconductance with the input CM level

with the input CM level

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Two Folded Cascode op amp Two Folded Cascode op amp

with constant equivalent transconductance

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Slew Rate

Linear RC Step Response

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Slewing in Op Ampg p p

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Small-Signal Operation of Op Ampg p p p

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Op Amp Slewingp p g

Slew rate = V/S = I/C

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Op Amp Slewing (cont.)p p g ( )

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Slewing in Telescopic Op Ampg p p p

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Folded-Cascode Slewingg

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Folded-Cascode (cont.)( )

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Slewing Recoveryg y

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Slewing Recovery (cont.)g y ( )

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Power Supply Rejectionpp y j

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