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yyliang
Joined: 26 Aug 2004 Posts: 44
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23 Dec 2004 5:52 How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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Hello, I am designing a switched capacitor integrator,but I encountered a difficulty in design the switches, it seems that there is current leakage from the source or drain,can someone help me?How can I get a high performance mos switch?
Thanks in advance.
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IanP
Joined: 05 Oct 2004 Posts: 6490 Helped: 1542 Location: West Coast
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23 Dec 2004 6:21 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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Is there any reason why you can not use integrated switch CD4066?
Inside you will find 4 bilateral switches.
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sunking
Joined: 25 May 2004 Posts: 914 Helped: 46
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23 Dec 2004 6:27 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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it is diffcult to do.
contact the foundry, require them well control.
And you can add the switch "L", make sure not the smallest .
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xuel
Joined: 16 Nov 2004 Posts: 397 Helped: 11
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23 Dec 2004 7:28 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| first the ratio of W/L should be optimized, then choose a suitalbe absolute value of W and L. If still couldn't satisfy requirement, use dummy device or adopt bootstraping or bottom-plate sampling technique.
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andy2000a
Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 767 Helped: 7
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23 Dec 2004 8:07 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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mos switch for Sample/hold need low leakage , simple mos like CD4016
is better than CD4066 ,
but cmos switch CD4066 have low Rds ..
In asic design , you cn use "dummy sw" reduce charge_inject & clock feed_thru
maybe "unless" --> some porfessor said even text book said
add dummy switch can reduce charge_inject
another problem is mos Rds & Vth drop on mos switch
in some volt double circuit like charge pump use pmos for Hi-v input
(nmos vo= vin -vtn) but even though .. vin = 2* vin -v1 ..
I simulation find Vo= 6.16v not 3.3v*2=6.6 still have volt drop
cmos switch I use 20/0.5 * 200 size ..
have anyone ever design charge_pump ASIC , Io=100ma
can you tell me how to design mos switch
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eda4you
Joined: 17 Sep 2002 Posts: 283 Helped: 17
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11 Jan 2005 15:25 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| The use of differential circuits will help decreasing charge injection. Look at basic lieterature like that CMOS DESIGN (Razzavi).
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yyliang
Joined: 26 Aug 2004 Posts: 44
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12 Jan 2005 6:22 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| Should the clock of PMOS and NMOS be definitely opposite phase?
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andy2000a
Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 767 Helped: 7
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12 Jan 2005 8:35 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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I "guess" eda4foru means , some use switch circuit like
flash A/D convert use switch cap + preamp cirucit usually use
differential signal path ..
but I problem is use mos switch for , charge_pump circuit ..
pump 1.5v -> 5.5v output , and use good switch reduce volt_drop & Rds on ..
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konqueror
Joined: 27 Nov 2004 Posts: 96
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15 Jan 2005 10:37 How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| u can use a dummy switch or a transmission gate switch to minimize the leakage from source and drain.also for the switch u require the on resistance to be very low so optimize the w/l ratio.clock for dummy switch is somewhat delayed w.r.t. switch
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dumbfrog
Joined: 17 Jul 2004 Posts: 192 Helped: 4
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18 Jan 2005 2:41 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| increase the L and optimize the W
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zhangjun_qh
Joined: 20 Feb 2003 Posts: 1 Location: China
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19 Jan 2005 7:19 How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| For the analog ic design, you just need to select right topology, then base on the what's clock frequency and signal frequency is, work out a reasonable settling time, to decide the switch W and L, then use a bootstrapping clock for critical switch. Please forget dummy switch, it is not true at some case.
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mitrobge
Joined: 19 Feb 2005 Posts: 49 Helped: 3 Location: GREECE
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16 Mar 2005 23:48 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| can you give some information about efficiency of clock bootstrapping for (pass-gate) switch and bulk-source forward-biased polarization at 0.12u technology?
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vistapoint
Joined: 20 Feb 2005 Posts: 91 Helped: 2
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17 Mar 2005 3:07 Re: How to design a high performance mos switch? |
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| Leackage is always there. The problem is how much.
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