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Microelectronics

Circuit Analysis and Design


Donald A. Neamen
Chapter 3
The Field Effect Transistor

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Chapter 3-1

In this chapter, we will:


Study and understand the operation and characteristics of
the various types of MOSFETs.
Understand and become familiar with the dc analysis and
design techniques of MOSFET circuits.
Examine three applications of MOSFET circuits.
Investigate current source biasing of MOSFET circuits, such
as those used in integrated circuits.
Analyze the dc biasing of multistage or multitransistor
circuits.
Understand the operation and characteristics of the
junction field-effect transistor, and analyze the dc response
of JFET circuits.
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Chapter 3-2

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Basic Structure of MOS Capacitor

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MOS Capacitor Under Bias:


Electric Field and Charge
Parallel plate capacitor

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Negative gate bias:

Positive gate bias:

Holes attracted to gate

Electrons attracted to gate

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Chapter 3-4

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Schematic of n-Channel
Enhancement Mode MOSFET

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Chapter 3-5

Basic Transistor Operation

After electron
inversion layer is
formed

Before electron
inversion layer is
formed
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Chapter 3-6

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Basic Transistor Operation

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Chapter 3-7

Current Versus Voltage Characteristics:


Enhancement-Mode nMOSFET

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Family of iD Versus vDS Curves:


Enhancement-Mode nMOSFET

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Chapter 3-9

p-Channel Enhancement-Mode
MOSFET

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Chapter 3-10

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Symbols for n-Channel


Enhancement-Mode MOSFET

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Chapter 3-11

Symbols for p-Channel


Enhancement-Mode MOSFET

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Chapter 3-12

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n-Channel Depletion-Mode MOSFET

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Chapter 3-13

Family of iD Versus vDS Curves:


Depletion-Mode nMOSFET

Symbols
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p-Channel DepletionMode MOSFET

Symbols
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Chapter 3-15

Cross-Section of nMOSFET and pMOSFET

Both transistors are used in the fabrication of CMOS circuitry.


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Summary of I-V Relationships


Region

NMOS

PMOS

Nonsaturation vDS<vDS(sat)

vSD<vSD(sat)

2
2
]
iD K n [2(vGS VTN )vDS vDS
] iD K p [2(vSG VTP )vSD vSD

Saturation

vDS>vDS(sat)

vSD>vSD(sat)

iD K n [vGS VTN ]2

iD K p [vSG VTP ]2

Transition Pt.

vDS(sat) = vGS - VTN

vSD(sat) = vSG + VTN

Enhancement
Mode

VTN > 0V

VTP < 0V

Depletion
Mode

VTN < 0V

VTP > 0V

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Conduction Parameters
NMOSFET

Kn

PMOSFET

Kp

where:

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W nCox
W
k n'
L
L
W p Cox
L

k p'

W
L

Cox o tox

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Channel Length Modulation:


Early Voltage

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Chapter 3-19

Body Effect

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Chapter 3-20

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Subthreshold Condition

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Chapter 3-21

NMOS Common-Source Circuit

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Chapter 3-22

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PMOS Common-Source Circuit

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Chapter 3-23

Load Line and Modes of Operation:


NMOS Common-Source Circuit

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Chapter 3-24

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Problem-Solving Technique:
NMOSFET DC Analysis
1. Assume the transistor is in saturation.
a. VGS > VTN, ID > 0, & VDS VDS(sat)
2. Analyze circuit using saturation I-V relations.
3. Evaluate resulting bias condition of transistor.
a. If VGS < VTN, transistor is likely in cutoff
b. If VDS < VDS(sat), transistor is likely in
nonsaturation region
4. If initial assumption is proven incorrect, make
new assumption and repeat Steps 2 and 3.
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Chapter 3-25

Enhancement Load Device

Kn = 1mA/V2
VTN = 1V

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Chapter 3-26

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Circuit with Enhancement Load


Device and NMOS Driver

ML is always in
saturation.

MD can be biased
either in saturation or
nonsaturation region.
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Chapter 3-27

Voltage Transfer Characteristics:

NMOS Inverter with Enhancement Load Device


vI < VTN

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vI > VTN

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Chapter 3-28

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NMOS Inverter with


Depletion Load Device

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Chapter 3-29

CMOS Inverter

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Chapter 3-30

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2-Input NMOS NOR Logic Gate

V1 (V)

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V2 (V) VO (V)

High

Low

Low

Low

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MOS Small-Signal Amplifier

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Chapter 3-32

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Current
Mirrors

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Chapter 3-33

2-Stage Cascade Amplifier


Source follower

Common-source
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Chapter 3-34

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NMOS Cascode Circuit

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Chapter 3-35

Cross Section of n-Channel Junction


Field Effect Transistor (JFET)

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Chapter 3-36

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Cross Section of n-Channel MESFET

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Chapter 3-37

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