ES330

Course: Electric II (ES 330)
Section: 001
Fall, 2012

Instructor: Jack Ou, Ph.D.
Office Location: Salazar Hall 2010B
Email:jack.ou AT sonoma DOT edu
Office Hours: By appointment during MTWTH11:30-12

Class time: MW 10 to 10:50

Behzad Razavi, “Fundamentals of Microelectronics,” Wily & Sons.
T.R. Reid, “The Chip : How Two Americans Invented the Microchip and Launched a Revolution”.

Resources:

1. Small Signal Model

Date	Topic	Reference	Homework	Solution
8/22	Welcome/Syllabus	Lecture Series	N/A	N/A
8/27	Op-amp/Instrumentation Amplifier	8.1
8/29	Nonideal Op-Amp Behavior (1)	8.4
9/5	Quiz 1, Nonideal Op-Amp Behavior (2), ECG example	8.4	allegro pcb designer
9/10	Op-Amp Based Digital to Analog Converter
9/12	Analog to Digital Converter, Piority encoder, sample circuit
9/17	Introduction to Filter	14.1
9/19	Second order filter & more	14.2
10/1	Sallen and Key Filter	14.4
10/3	Derivations of SK Filter
10/8	Simulation of Sallen and Key Filter
10/10	Generalized Second Order Transfer Function
10/15	Introduction to CMOS transistor	6.2
10/17	Small Equivalent Circuit Model	6.2
10/24	gm/ID design approach
10/29	MOS Biasing using gm/ID technique, ex7p1.m	7.1
10/31	Cadence, sampling circuit,
11/5	CS, fig7p10.m	7.2
11/14	Cascode Amplifier	9.1
11/19	Current Source	9.2
11/28	Bias Voltage Generation
12/3	Differential Pair	10
12/5	A Low Power CMOS Amplifier Design Example

Project Schedule

Date	Topic	Due Date
9/9	Simulate a 3 bit DAC. Step voltage: 1 V	9/11
10/10	3 bit ADC on breadboard	10/17
10/30	Sampling, revised sampling circuit, waveform Transfer design to perforated board	11/20
	Bias circuitry, differential pair design due	12/3
	Finish designing the differential pair with active load	12/7
	instrumentation amplifier	12/10