Lab 4 Posted
Please get back your FA layout and improve it in lab 4.
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CMOS Revision Exercise (Examples)
As requested, you can get the solutions to the
revision exercise we discussed last week here.
Demo SPICE files
Transient analysis for an inverter: Download
DC analysis for an inverter: Download
Transient analysis for a 5-stage ring oscillator (using initial condition):
Download
Midterm Suggested Solution
You can get suggested solution of midterm here: Download
Detailed explanation on question 5 of midterm: Download
Lecture 10 Posted
We will discuss the interconnect in this lecture.
Lecture on 17/11 is optional as I am going to discuss
distributed RC line which will not be examined.
PPT
PDF
Homework 2 / Lab 3 is released
Practise hand calculations and basic SPICE simulations
for CMOS in this combinated HW and Lab.
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Lecture note 9 posted
I am going to discuss the power issue with CMOS
digital circuits.
You can get the slides
here.
Tutorial 3 posted
You can get the tutorial note here: Download
The technology files are here: Download.
Lecture note 8 posted
This version is stable. You can Download
and print the slides.
Suggested Solution For HW 1 Posted
Here is link of suggested solution for HW1.
Lab 2 Posted
This is another drill on your combinational circuit
design and layout technique. A 1-bit FA adder has to
be drawn and simulated.
Get It
Reference Answer for Tutorial 3
Reference answer for tutorial 3 has been uploaded.
link
Course Information
This course examines the issues involved in designing and analysing
digital circuits in CMOS technology. Topics include fabrication
process, usage of SPICE, transfer characteristics, noise margin,
loading effect, propagation delay, fanout analysis, transient
current, power dissipation, bistable circuits and memories. A brief
introduction to VLSI circuits is also included. Prerequisites:
ERG2020
and ELE2110.
Staff
| |
Lecturer |
Tutor |
| Name |
Tang Wai Chung, Matthew |
Yu Haile |
| Office |
SHB 106 |
SHB 1024 |
| Hour |
TBD |
TBD |
| Email |
|
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Time and Places
- Lectures: M7-8 @ ERB703, T9 @ ERB712
- Tutorials: W6 @ ERB712
Textbook
Assessment
Homework: 15%, Lab: 15%, Project: 15%, Mid-term: 15%, Final: 40%
Departmental Guideline for Plagiarism
If a student is found plagiarizing, his/her case will
be reported to the Department Discipline Committee. If
the case is proven after deliberation, the student
will automatically fail the course in which he/she
committed plagiarism. The definition of plagiarism
includes copying of the whole or parts of written
assignments, programming exercises, reports, quiz
papers, mid-term examinations. The penalty will apply
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work is being copied, unless the latter can prove
his/her work has been copied unwittingly. Furthermore,
inclusion of others' works or results without citation
in assignments and reports is also regarded as
plagiarism with similar penalty to the offender.
A student caught plagiarizing during tests or examinations will be reported to the
Faculty Office and appropriate disciplinary authorities for further action, in
addition to failing the course.
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