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7/27/2019 Lecture17 Ee474 Folded Cascode Ota
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Sam Palermo
Analog & Mixed-Signal Center
Texas A&M University
ECEN474: (Analog) VLSI Circuit DesignFall 2010
Lecture 17: Folded Cascode OTA
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Announcements
HW4 Due Friday 10/22 Exam 2 Wednesday Nov 3 9:10-10:10AM
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Agenda
Single-Stage Cascode OTA Folded Cascode OTA
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Simple OTA
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M1 M2Vi+ Vi-
VDD
VSS
Rbias
Itail
M5 M6
M3 M4
CL
Vo
( )621 || oomoutmv rrgRGA ==GainDC
Gain is limited by single-transistor outputresistance
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Single-Stage Cascode OTA
Gain is larger by a gmro factor
Output swing range is limiteddue to large compliancevoltage of cascode currentsource load
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( )6864241 || oomoommoutmv rrgrrggRGA =GainDC
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Single-Stage Cascode OTAUnity Gain Feedback Voltage Range
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( )!!!athanLess
RangeInput)(&Output
conditionsatM2intopluggingandAs
saturationM4bysetVMinimum
saturationM2bysetVMaximum
out
out
TH
THGSTH
xGSxb
THbout
THxout
VVVV
VVVV
VVV
VVV
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4
4
2
=
+=
+
Cascode configuration constrains output & unity-gain swing
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Folded Cascode Circuits
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Folding about the cascode node will increase input and
output swing range
PMOS Input & NMOS Cascode
NMOS Input & PMOS Cascode
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Folded Cascode OTA
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Folded Cascode OTAUnity Gain Feedback Voltage Range
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With proper (high-value) choice of Vb2, a decent output andinput swing range can be achieved
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2 ||
GSDSATIoutDSATNDSATNCout
THPbout
VVVVVV
VVV
MP
Tail++
+
OR
saturationsourcecurrenttailorcascodeNMOSoutputbysetVMinimum
saturationbysetVMaximum
out
out
MP
MNC
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Folded-Cascode OTA: gm, rout and poles?
VB1 and VB2 must keep M1
- M5 in saturation region
VB2 > Vsat,4 + VGS3
VB1 < VDD - Vsat,5 VSG2
Notice that ID5 biases both M2 and M1
( )( ) ( )43351221 ; dsmdsdsdsmdsoutmm rgrrrgrrgG =
(for M4 sat)
(for M5 sat)
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Example: Folded-Cascode OPAMP
Find the gain and the phase from input to output and from input to node 2.
The low frequency gain is 77 dB and the unity gain frequency is around 80 MHz.
The behavior of the gain from the input to node 2 is interesting: above the dominant pole.
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1
oo
m
gg
g
+
2
1
m
m
g
g
+ Loutoo
m
z Crgg
g 1
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2
2
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There is a limitation due the
non- dominant pole
IBIAS ADC
Wcasc VDSAT
+
+
=
o
L
mc
po
md
in
o
g
Cs1g
Cs1
1
g
g
v
v
TYPICAL FOLDED CASCODE (One of the most popular circuit in ADCs)
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FOLDED-CASCODE OTA
Frequency response:
Righ hand side
Righ hand side: 2 poles (at VW and Vout)
Left hand side: 4 poles !!! (at VX, VY, VZ and
Vout)
The poles at Vy and Vz are associated to
N-type transistors higher frequencies
( )
mp
PC
out
outout1mV
g
sC1
1
g
sC1
1RgsA+
+
vin-
2ID1
M1
MP
vout
VB2
VB1vin+
2ID1
VB2 iOUT1
2ID1
VDD
-VSSMN
VB3
MN
VB1
VW
VX
VY
VZ
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Output referred noise
M1 produces an output current given by
Each transistor M2 generates a differential output
current
Similarly, for each transistor M5
At low and medium frequencies, noise contribution
of the cascode transistors can be neglected (M3 and
M4)
Vn4
ro5
i04
M4054n4n
054m4m04
r
vvrg1
gi +=
For cascode transistors
1n1m01 vgi =
2n2m02 vgi =
5n5m05 vgi =
vin-
2ID1
M1
M2
vout
VB2
VB1vin+
2ID1
VB2iOUT1
2ID1
VDD
-VSSMN
VB3
MN
VB1
VWVX
VY
VZM4
M5
M3
iout2 = 2(ieq1
2 + ieq22 + ieqn
2 )meq kTgi3
82 =Remember
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Noise density and noise level
The output referred current spectral density is
And the input referred noise density becomes
The noise level is
25n
25m
22n
22m
21n
21m
2T0 vgvgvg2i ++=
21m
25n
25m
22n
22m
21n
21m2
in,eqg
vgvgvg2v
++=
++==
BW2
1m
25n
25m
21m
22n
22m2
1nBW
2in,eqnoise df
g
vg
g
vgv2dfvv
FOLDED-CASCODE OTA
vin-
2ID
1
M1
M2
vout
VB2
VB1vin+
2ID
1
VB2iOUT1
2ID
VDD
-VSSM5
VB3
M5
VB1
VWVX
VY
VZ
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Noise level for the folded-cascode OTA
Lets consider thermal noise (vn2 =(8/3)KT/(gm))
Low-noise is associated with large gm1
and relatively small gm2 and gm5
++=
BW2
1m
25n
25m
21m
22n
22m2
1nnoise dfg
vg
g
vgv2v
++=
BW m
m
m
m
m
noise dfg
g
g
g
gkTv
2
1
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1
2
1
1
3
16
( )
++
1
5
1
2
1
18
m
m
m
m
m
noiseg
g
g
gBW
g
kTv
Or for a dominant (single) pole system with NBW = (/2)BW
vin-
2ID1
M1
M2
vout
VB2
VB1vin+
2ID1
VB2iOUT1
2ID1
VDD
-VSSM5
VB3
M5
VB1
VWVX
VY
VZ
Noise of diff pair Noise Factor
(due to other transistors)
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