3 credits
Fall 2025 Lecture Distance Learning Upper Division
The course covers general topics in CMOS analog IC design; biasing, noise, single stage amplifiers, differential amplifiers, OP-Amp, OTA, frequency domain analysis, and active filters. While the focus of the course is on CMOS IC design, design in bipolar andBi CMOS technologies are introduced as well. A design project is a key component of the course. The students conduct group or individual design projects. Process Design Kit and EDA tools are provided for the design projects.
Learning Outcomes1Have basic knowledge of bias circuits.
2Have basic knowledge of noise analysis.
3Understand single-stage amplifiers and their applications.
4Understand differential Op-amp, OTA, and practical design skills.
5Understand feedback circuits.
6Understand basic active filters, practical design skills, and applications.
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