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Microelectronic Devices and Circuits - EECS 105 Spring 2003 Midterm 1, Exams of Microeconomics

A microelectronics midterm exam from the eecs 105 course at the university of california, berkeley, held in spring 2003. The exam covers various topics related to mos devices and circuits, including sheet resistance, built-in potential, transistor operation, and capacitance. Students are required to answer multiple-choice and calculation questions.

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Download Microelectronic Devices and Circuits - EECS 105 Spring 2003 Midterm 1 and more Exams Microeconomics in PDF only on Docsity! Microelectronic Devices and Circuits – EECS 105 Spring 2003 Midterm 1 Professor Costas J. Spanos MOS Device Data (otherwise indicated on the particular problem) (you may not have to use all of these…) nCox = 50A/V2, pCox = 25A/V2, VTn = -VTp = 1 V, Lmin = 1m. VBS = 0. n = p = 0.1 V-1 when L = 1 m, and it is otherwise proportional to 1/L Cox = 2.3 fF/m2. Also: o = 8.85 10-14 F/cm, ox = 3.9 o and si = 11.7 o. Problem 1 of 4: Answer each question briefly and clearly. (5 pts each, 40 total) 1.1 Assume a diffused resistor with a fixed thickness. What happens to the Sheet Resistance (Rs) if the doping level doubles (assuming that there is only a single dopant and that mobility does not change)?  … stays the same  … doubles  … is reduced by 50%  … none of the above 1.2 Find the “built-in potential” B of a junction that has NA = 1016/cm3 and ND = 1017/cm. 1.3 Place check marks where appropriate to indicate the correct region of operation, assuming that VTn = -VTp = 1 V. Transistor VGS VDS VBS Off Triode Saturation NMOS 2 2 0 NMOS 2 0.5 0 PMOS -2 -2 0 PMOS 2 0.5 0 1.4 Choose the most appropriate answer. A negatively charged “depletion” region in doped Si is characterized by …  … an abundance of electrons and negative ions  … too many electrons, too few holes  … a severe imbalance between negative ions and holes  … the complete depletion of charge density 1.5 We have a 2-terminal device that accumulates charge as a function of voltage according to the equation: Q = 5V2 + 3V + 2, where Q is in pico Cb and V is in volts. Find the small signal capacitance of this device in pF at 2V. 1.6 Write the expression of a transfer function that corresponds to the Bode plot drawn. 1.7 The value of a voltage source is 5 + 0.02cos(106t + 45˚) Volts. Please complete the list below: Vs = vs = vs = Problem 3 of 4: Answer each question briefly and clearly. (20 points) Consider the circuit below. Assume R1 = 1M, R2 = 100, and C = 1pF. 3.1 Write the transfer function vout / vin. 3.2 Calculate the gain at DC, the gain at extremely high frequencies ( = infinity), and the numerical values of any poles and/or zeros that this function has. expression value Gain at DC = Gainat  = infinity = Pole 1 = Pole 2 = … Zero 1 = Zero 2 = … Problem 4 of 4: Answer each question briefly and clearly. (20 points) You are given an NMOS transistor, connected as shown. 4.1 Find an expression for W so that the output voltage Vout is 2.5V. Assume n = 0.1 V-1 when L = 1m, and it is otherwise proportional to 1/L. expression 4.2 Assume R = 10k, nCox = 50A/V2, VTn = 1V, n = 0.1 V-1 when L = 1m, and it is otherwise proportional to 1/L. Find W/L when L is 2m, and when L is 4m. value W = W/L when L = 2m = W/L when L = 4m =
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