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Title: Lecture 24 Microelectronics


1
Lecture 24 Microelectronics
  • April 15, 2004
  • (Fisher) Yumin Zhang

2
Hardware in Information Age
Amplifier
Oscillator

Transistor and Passive Components
Memory
Processor
3
Part 1 MOSFET
  • Metal-Oxide-SemiconductorField Effect Transistor

4
Operation of MOSFET
5
Complementary MOSFETs
  • NMOS
  • PMOS

6
Integrated CMOS
7
CMOS with Interconnection
8
Analog Behavior Transistor
  • NMOS
  • Vin reduce, R increase
  • Vin increase, R decrease
  • PMOS
  • Vin reduce, R decrease
  • Vin increase, R increase

9
Digital Behavior Switch
  • NMOS
  • Vin0, R ?, off
  • Vin1, R 0, on
  • PMOS
  • Vin0, R 0, on
  • Vin1, R ?, off

10
Scaling of MOSFET

11
New Device Structure (FinFET)

12
Part 2 Logic Operation
  • 1. NOT Gate (Inverter)
  • 2. OR Gate
  • 3. AND Gate
  • 4. NOR Gate
  • 5. NAND Gate
  • 6. XOR Gate
  • 7. ADDER

13
Number Systems
  • Radix 10 System
  • 4321 4x103 3x102 2x101 1x100
  • Radix 16 System
  • F1A3 15x163 1x162 10x161 3x160
  • Radix 2 System
  • 101101 25 ( ) 23 22 ( ) 20

14
Operation with Radix 2 System
  • AB CS
  • 0 0 00
  • 1 0 01
  • 0 1 01
  • 1 1 10
  • Carry
  • C AB (AND)
  • Sum
  • S A ?B (XOR)
  • If A B, S 0
  • If A ? B, S 1

15
NOT Gate (Inverter)
16
Inverter Circuit
17
NAND Gate
18
NAND Gate Circuit
19
NAND Gate Switch Circuit
20
Part 3 Memory
  • Access
  • Sequential Access Memory
  • Audio/Video Tape, Floppy/Hard Disk, CD/DVD
  • Random Access Memory (RAM) DRAM/SRAM
  • Protection
  • ROM (Read Only Memory)
  • EPROM (Erasable Programmable ROM)
  • Volatility
  • Volatile Memory
  • Nonvolatile Memory

21
Memory Family
22
Worldwide Memory Market
23
1. Have or Have Not Memory
  • Number 1
  • Have a knot
  • Number 0
  • No knot

24
Dynamic Random Access Memory(DRAM)
25
DRAM Cell
26
2. Positive Feedback Memory

27
Bistable Circuit
28
SRAM Cell
29
3. Open/Short Memory
30
Electrically Erasable ProgrammableRead Only
Memory (EEPROM)
31
Band Structure of EEPROM
32
Programming Operation
33
Erase Operation
34
Normal Operation
35
Part 4 Amplifier

36
Analog Behavior of Transistors Transistor
Trans(former) (Res)istor
37
I-V Characteristic
38
Transistor ? Current Source
39
Simple Amplifier
40
Differential Amplifier
41
Part 5 Oscillator
42
Wien-Bridge Oscillator
43
Oscillation Waveform
44
References
  • Betty Lise Anderson, Richard Anderson
  • Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices ISBN
    0072369779, McGraw-Hill Companies, 2004.
  • Harry Veendrick
  • Deep-Submicron CMOS ICS From Basics to ASICs,
    2nd Ed.
  • ISBN 9044001116, Kluwer Academic, 2000.
  • Yannis Tsividis
  • Operation and Modeling of the MOS Transistor,
    2nd Ed.ISBN 0195170148, Oxford University
    Press, 2003.
  • John F., F. Wakerly
  • Digital Design Principles and Practices, 3rd
    Ed.
  • ISBN 0130555207, Prentice Hall, 2000.
  • Ashok K. Sharma
  • Semiconductor Memories
  • ISBN 0471462438, Wiley, John Sons, 2003.
  • Adel S. Sedra, K.C. Smith
  • Microelectronic Circuits, 5th Ed.ISBN
    0195142519, Oxford University Press, 2003.
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