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전자회로전자회로Ch9 Cascode Stages and Current Mirrors
김 영 석
충북대학교 전자정보대학
2012.3.1
E il ki @ b kEmail: [email protected]
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9.1 Cascode Stage9.1.1 Cascode as a Current Source: Boosted Output Impedances
[ ] EOmOout rRrgrR ++= )||(11 π
( ) SOmOout RrgrR ++= 12
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Bipolar Cascode Stage
)||](1[ rrrgrR ++=( )1211
1211
|| )||](1[
π
π
rrrgrrrgrR
OOm
OOmOout
≈++=
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PNP Cascode Stage
12111 )||](1[ rrrgrR OOOt ++=( )1211
12111
|| )||](1[
π
π
rrrgrrrgrR
OOm
OOmOout
≈++=
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9.1.2 Cascode as an Amplifier: Short-Circuit Transconductance and Voltage Gain
= outm v
iG0=outvinv
outinmoutoutout
RGvvRvGRiv
−=−=−=
The short-circuit transconductance of a circuit measures its strength in converting input voltage to output current.
outminout RGvv −=
strength in converting input voltage to output current.
By representing a linear circuit with its Norton equivalent, the relationship between Vout and Vin can be expressed by the
d t f G d R
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product of Gm and Rout.
Bipolar Cascode Amplifier
G)]||([ 21221
1
πrrrggAgG
OOmmv
mm
−≈≈
Since rO is much larger than 1/gm, most of IC,Q1 flows into the diode-connected Q2. Using Rout as before, AV is easily
2
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calculated.
Alternate View of Cascode Amplifier
A bipolar cascode amplifier is also a CE stage in series with a CB stage.
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Practical Cascode Stage
321223 )]||([|| OOOmOout rrrrgrR ≈≈ π
Since no current source can be ideal, the output impedance drops.
Ch9-10
Improved Cascode Stage
)||(||)||( 21223433 ππ rrrgrrrgR OOmOOmout ≈
In order to preserve the high output impedance a cascodeIn order to preserve the high output impedance, a cascode PNP current source is used.
Ch9-11
Improved MOS Cascode Amplifier
OOmon rrgR 122≈
OOmop
OOmon
rrgRg
433
122
≈
oponout RRR ||=
Similar to its bipolar counterpart, the output impedance of a MOS cascode amplifier can be improved by using a
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PMOS cascode current source.
9.2 Current Mirrors: Why? Temperature and Supply Dependence of Bias Current
1212 )ln()( =+ STCC IIVRRVR2
21
1212
21
)ln()(
⎟⎟⎠
⎞⎜⎜⎝
⎛−
+=
+
THDDoxn
STCC
VVRR
RLWCI
IIVRRVR
μ
Since VT, IS, μn, and VTH all depend on temperature, I1 for
212 ⎟⎠
⎜⎝ + RRL
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T S n TH 1 both bipolar and MOS depends on temperature and supply.
Concept of Current Mirror
To solve for the problem, 1) Temperature-Independent Voltages and Currents are generated by “Bandgap Reference Circuit”Circuit”
2) Sense the current from a “golden current source (Temp-Independent)” and duplicate this “golden current” to other
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locations.
9.2.2 Bipolar Current Mirror
S III 1= REFREFS
copy II
I,
=
The diode-connected QREF produces an output voltage V1 that forces Icopy1 = IREF, if Q1 = QREF.
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Multiple Copies of IREF and Current Scaling
jSI IIREF
REFS
jSjcopy I
II
I,
,, = REFjcopy nII =,
Multiple copies of IREF can be generated at different locations by simply applying the idea of current mirror to more transistorsmore transistors.
By scaling the emitter area of Qj n times with respect to QREF, Icopy,j is also n times larger than IREF. This is equivalent to placing n unit size transistors in parallel
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to placing n unit-size transistors in parallel.
Improved Mirroring Accuracy
nII REF
( )111 2 ++=
nI REF
copy
ββ
Because of QF, the base currents of QREF and Q1 are mostly supplied by Q rather than I Mirroring error is reduced βsupplied by QF rather than IREF. Mirroring error is reduced βtimes.
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MOS Current Mirror
The same concept of current mirror can be applied to MOS transistors as well.
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Example: Current Scaling
Similar to their bipolar counterpart, MOS current mirrors can also scale IREF up or down (I1 = 0.2mA, I2 = 0.5mA).
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