EE5505 Analog Circuit Design
Fall 1998
Prof. Ramesh Harjani
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
(This class is taught both on campus and via UNITE)
Course Information
- Timing: 8:00 - 8:50 MWF, Mech E 108
- Office Hours: 9:00 - 10:00 MWF EE/CSi 4-165
- Course syllabus (PDF
format download Adobe Acrobat to read)
- Class project
- Example project proposal from EE8185
- Homework 1 (Due Monday, Oct 5th)
- Homework 2 (Due Monday, Oct 12th)
- Homework 3 (page 1, page2)
(Due Wednesday, Oct 21st)
- Homework 4 (problems 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, 3.14 & 4.1, 4.2, 4,3)
(Due MOnday, Oct 26th)
- Homework 5 (Due Monday, Nov 2nd)
- Midterm II (Nov 2oth)
Miderm II (in PDF format).
- OTA design (Mathcad document(PDF) (Mathcad Binary), PSPICE input
file)
- Final project reports due on last day of class December 4, 5pm
- Final layouts (cif or gdsII)
due on last day of class December 4, 5pm
- Mosis technology to be used = 1.2micron AMI (ABN process) (December 16th)
- Video lectures (Currently only works on windows machinces with Explores
4.0 or newer)
You need to download a plugin. Follow the links given below.
- Lecture notes (available on the TA's website)
TA Information
- Gunok
Jung, Office hours: Th 1:00 pm- 2:00pm, EE/CSi 6-106
Books and References
Frequently Asked Questions
- HSPICE: We will be using HSPICE for simulation pursposes. HSPICE
is similar to PSPICE.
- Use "module add hspice" to add HSPICE to path (you need to
do this before you can run HSPICE)
Type man module and/or ask a lab assistant if you have problems with this
- There is 1 Hspice manual is in the IT labs
- To generate output: In general hspice is similar to probe. Replace
the ".probe" statement with a ".options post" statement.
- To run: type "hspice input.file > output.file" at unix
prompt
- To view output: type "mwaves" at unix prompt. This is similar
to probe. Note: is for tr0, tr1 for transient runs, sw0, sw1 for DC sweeps
etc.
- Level 3, AMI 1.2u models for HSPICE
- BSIM 3.1, AMI 1.2u models for
HPSPICE
- Find the newest models in MOSIS/Venders
- PSPICE models and symbols (available on TA's website)
- MAGIC: Both Magic and HSPICE require you to load the appropriate
modules. Ask a lab assistant to help you to do this.
Other useful links
- MOSIS web site
- FAQ from comp.lsi.cad
- Circuit Simulators
- Layout Tools
- Ledit
- Online Ledit Manual (Courtesy of U of Louisville)
- Book with student version of Ledit
(Physical Design of CMOS Integrated Circuits Using L-EDIT, by John P. Uyemura
PWS Publishing Company, ISBN 0-534-94326-8)
- Magic
- Lassi
(free software used in the reference book)