Course - Low-Voltage/Low-Power Analog CMOS - FE8126

FE8126 - Low-Voltage/Low-Power Analog CMOS

New from the academic year 2011/2012

Course content

Fundamental limits for low-voltage/low-power analog design, device modeling, biasing, design of amplifiers and other building blocks for low-voltage/low-power operation.

Learning outcome

Knowledge: The course aims to give knowledge on advanced techniques for design of low-voltage/low-power analog integrated circuits in CMOS technology. Skills: Design of low-voltage/low-power analog CMOS circuits with the aid of professional EDA tools.

Learning methods and activities

Lectures, colloquium, self-study. The course is part of the Norwegian PhD Network on Nanotechnology for Microsystems (www.nano-network.net). If students at other universities or university colleges sign up for the course, the teaching will be performed in 2-3 gatherings throughout the semester.

Compulsory assignments

Exercises

Recommended previous knowledge

TFE4186 Analog CMOS1 or similar

Required previous knowledge

Course materials

Given at course start.

Credit reductions

Course code	Reduction	From	To
FE8131	5.0	2011.01.09

Facts

Version: 1
Credits: 5.0
Study level: Doctoral degree level
Grade: Letters

Coursework

Term no.: 1
Teaching semester: FALL 2011
Start: FALL 2011
No.of lecture hours: 2
Lab hours: 2
No.of specialization hours: 4

Language of instruction: English, Norwegian

Examination plan

FALL 2011
Examination arrangement: Oral examination

Part: 1
Oral examination , counts for 100/100
Examination aids: D
Examination date:

SPRING 2012
Examination arrangement: Oral examination

Part: 1
Oral examination , counts for 100/100
Examination aids: D
Examination date:

Course coordinator

Trond Ytterdal

Lecturer(s)

Department with academic responsibility

Department of Electronics and Telecommunications

Subject area(s)

Electronics
Electrical Power Engineering
Technological subjects

Contact information