% UTF-8 encoding % Compile with latex+dvipdfmx, pdflatex, xelatex or lualatex \documentclass[hyperref, UTF8]{ctexart} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{subfigure} \usepackage{geometry} \usepackage{caption} \usepackage{upgreek} \newcommand{\under}[1]{\frac{1}{#1}} \newcommand{\underpone}[1]{\frac{#1}{1+#1}} \newcommand{\volt}{{\rm V}} \newcommand{\source}{{\rm S}} \newcommand{\second}{{\rm s}} \newcommand{\ampere}{{\rm A}} \newcommand{\milliampere}{{\rm mA}} \newcommand{\microampere}{{\rm \upmu A}} \newcommand{\hertz}{{\rm Hz}} \newcommand{\ohm}{\Omega} \newcommand{\kiloohm}{{\rm k}\Omega} \newcommand{\watt}{{\rm W}} \newcommand{\kilowatt}{{\rm kW}} \newcommand{\degree}{^{\circ}} \newcommand{\farad}{{\rm F}} \newcommand{\microfarad}{{\rm \upmu F}} \newcommand{\millifarad}{{\rm mF}} \newcommand{\henry}{{\rm H}} \newcommand{\J}{{\rm j}} \newcommand{\D}{{\rm d}} \newcommand{\E}{{\rm e}} \newcommand{\CMRR}{{\rm CMRR}} \title{电子学基础——第九次作业} \author{LXQ} \date{2019.12.05} \geometry{left=2.0cm, right=2.0cm, top=2.5cm, bottom=2.5cm} \linespread{1} \begin{document} \maketitle \paragraph{10.51} \label{10.51} A student who has a single-ended voltage source constructs the circuit shown in Fig. 10-75, hoping to obtain differential outputs. Assume perfect symmetry but $\lambda = 0$ for simplicity. (b) Viewing $M_1$ as a common-source stage degenerated by the impedance seen at the source of $M_2$, calculate $v_X$ in terms of $v_{in}$. (b) Viewing $M_1$ as a source follower and $M_2$ as a common-gate stage, calculate $v_Y$ in terms of $v_{in}$. (c) Add the results obtained in (a) and (b) with proper polarities. If the voltage gain is defined as $(v_X - v_Y)/v_{in}$, how does it compare with the gain of differentially driven pairs? \begin{figure}[!htb] \centering \includegraphics[width=0.312\textwidth]{p10-75.png} \caption*{Figure 10-75} \end{figure} \paragraph{解} (a) $M_2$从源端看入,输入电阻为$\under{g_{m2}}$,而$M_1$为源简并放大器。则 $$\frac{v_X}{v_{in}} = -\frac{g_{m1}R_D}{1+g_{m1}\cdot \under{g_{m2}}} = -\frac{g_mR_D}{2}$$ (b) $M_1$为源极跟随器,则$M_1$源端电压即为$v_{s1}=v_{in}$,而$M_2$为共栅放大器,则 $$\frac{v_Y}{v_{s1}}=g_{m1}R_D$$ $$\therefore \frac{v_Y}{v_{in}}=g_{m1}R_D$$ (c) $$\frac{v_X-v_Y}{v_{in}}=-\frac{3}{2}g_mR_D$$ 这个增益是普通差分放大器增益的1.5倍。 \paragraph{10.70} \label{10.70} Compute the common-mode rejection ratio of the stages illustrated in Fig. 10-89 and compare the results. For simplicity, neglect channel-length modulation in $M_1$ and $M_2$ but not in other transistors. \begin{figure}[!htb] \centering \includegraphics[width=0.569\textwidth]{p10-89.png} \caption*{Figure 10-89} \end{figure} \paragraph{解} $$\CMRR = 20\log\left|\frac{A_{vd}}{A_{vc}}\right|$$ (a) 电路对称,可考虑半边电路。由交流小信号电路中$P$为虚地,则 $$A_{vd}=-g_{m1}R_D$$ 考虑$A_{vc}$时,可将$M_3$视为$r_{o3}$,进而再半边电路中视为$2r_{o3}$,则$M_1$为源简并放大器: $$A_{vc}=\frac{-g_{m1}R_D}{1+2g_{m1}r_{o3}}$$ 则 $$\CMRR = 20\log(1+2g_{m1}r_{o3})$$ (b) 同(a),$P$再交流小信号电路中仍未虚地,则 $$A_{vd}=-g_{m1}R_d$$ 再考虑$A_{vc}$,将$M_4$视为$r_{o4}$,则$M_3$为源简并放大器,可视为电阻$r=(1+g_{m3}r_{o3})r_{o4}+r_{o3}$ 从而半边电路中可将其视为$2r=2[(1+g_{m3}r_{o3})r_{o4}+r_{o3}]$ 此时$M_1$仍为源简并放大器: $$\therefore A_{vc}=\frac{-g_{m1}R_D}{1+2g_{m1}[(1+g_{m3}r_{o3})r_{o4}+r_{o3}]}$$ $$\therefore \CMRR = 20 \log [1+2g_{m1}((1+g_{m3}r_{o3})r_{o4}+r_{o3})]$$ \end{document}