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1(c) 2020 A.J.M. Montagne

Structured Electronic Design

Quiz biasing techniques

Anton J.M. Montagne

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Biasing Techniques

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

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Biasing Techniques

Brute forceFix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

CompensationReproduce the error at some location in a system

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

CompensationReproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Negative feedback

Reproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Negative feedbackMeasure the response

Reproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Negative feedbackMeasure the responseCompare it with the desired value

Reproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Negative feedbackMeasure the responseCompare it with the desired valueNullify the difference

Reproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Biasing Techniques

Brute force

Compensation

Negative feedbackMeasure the responseCompare it with the desired valueNullify the difference

Reproduce the error at some location in a systemSubtract it from the signal at that location

Fix the relation between a branch voltage and currentsimply through insertion of a two-terminal elementwith the desired v-i relation in that branch

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Brute-force biasing

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the drain voltagefor a given drain current:

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the drain voltagefor a given drain current:

Increase of power dissipation

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the drain voltagefor a given drain current:

AC coupling: insertion of a voltage level shiftin series with the signal path through insertionof a capacitor:

Increase of power dissipation

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the drain voltagefor a given drain current:

AC coupling: insertion of a voltage level shiftin series with the signal path through insertionof a capacitor:

Deterioration of start-up behaviorand overdrive recovery

Increase of power dissipation

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Brute-force biasing

BSc course structured electronic design:

Insertion of impedances in series or in parallelwith the signal path should be avoided:

Deterioration of the noise performance

Increase of power dissipation

Increase of energy storage

Deterioration of the overdrive recovery

Brute-force fixing of the drain voltagefor a given drain current:

AC coupling: insertion of a voltage level shiftin series with the signal path through insertionof a capacitor:

Deterioration of start-up behaviorand overdrive recovery

Increase of power dissipation

Brute-force fixing of the gate voltage:

Deterioration of the noise performance

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Model-based biasing

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

Requires reproduction of the error

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

Requires reproduction of the errorLimited improvement: imperfect reproduction (matching error):

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

Requires reproduction of the errorLimited improvement: imperfect reproduction (matching error):

Needs to change with temperature to ensurea temperature-independent drain current

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

Requires reproduction of the errorLimited improvement: imperfect reproduction (matching error):

Needs to change with temperature to ensurea temperature-independent drain current

Generates the temperature-dependent gate-source voltage

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Model-based biasing

Application of Compensation

Requires reproduction of the errorLimited improvement: imperfect reproduction (matching error):

Needs to change with temperature to ensurea temperature-independent drain current

Generates the temperature-dependent gate-source voltage

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Feedback biasing

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

Only possible if frequency components of biasing errors and of signal do not overlap

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

Only possible if frequency components of biasing errors and of signal do not overlap

Requires a loop filter: DC transfer will (ideally) be zero

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

Only possible if frequency components of biasing errors and of signal do not overlap

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Requires a loop filter: DC transfer will (ideally) be zero

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

Only possible if frequency components of biasing errors and of signal do not overlap

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Requires a loop filter: DC transfer will (ideally) be zero

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Feedback biasing

Automatic reduction of biasing errors

Only possible if frequency components of biasing errors and of signal do not overlap

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+

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Requires a loop filter: DC transfer will (ideally) be zero

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Electronic self inductance

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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-Output impedance?

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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-

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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-Output impedance?

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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-Output impedance?

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Electronic self inductance

At low frequencies: low impedance in parallel with the signal path

At high frequencies: high impedance in parallel with the signal path

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-

|Z|

|f|

(log)

(log)

inductive

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Electronic self inductance

Electronic self inductance

|Z|

|f|

(log)

(log)

inductive

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Some examples

4. negative feedback biasing

1. compensation

2. model-based biasing

5. electronic self inductance

3. brute force technique

Applied techniques

A B

C D E