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Telescopic Cascode Op Amps: - CH 9 Operational Amplifiers

This document discusses operational amplifiers and stability in three sections: 1) Operational amplifier design including telescopic cascode, folded cascode, and two-stage op amps. 2) Stability analysis using concepts such as phase margin, Barkhausen criteria, and root locus plots. 3) Examples of one, two, and three-pole systems and how to analyze their stability.
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Telescopic Cascode Op Amps: - CH 9 Operational Amplifiers

This document discusses operational amplifiers and stability in three sections: 1) Operational amplifier design including telescopic cascode, folded cascode, and two-stage op amps. 2) Stability analysis using concepts such as phase margin, Barkhausen criteria, and root locus plots. 3) Examples of one, two, and three-pole systems and how to analyze their stability.
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2012‐02‐20/BM

• Ch 9 Operational amplifiers
– One stage OP amps
– Folded Cascode OP amps
– Design example 9.6
– Two stage OP amps
• Ch 10 Stability
– Multipole systems
– Phase margin
2012‐02‐20 IL2218 Analog electronics, advanced course    KTH/ICT/EKT  VT12  /BM 1

Telescopic Cascode Op Amps
Drawbacks:
Limited output swing
Problem to short input and output

Vmax  Vmin  VTH 4  (VGS 4  VTH 2 )


Maximized by minimizing the 
overdrive of M4, but always less 
than VTH2

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Folded Cascode Amplifier

The small signal current
generated by M1 flows
through M2 and the load

Av  g m1 Rout

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Folded Cascode Op Amps

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Folded Cascode Op Amps
Why, so many transistors?

Swing
Lower end VOD 3  VOD 5

Upper end VDD   VOD 7  VOD 9 

| Av | g m1{[( g m 3  g mb 3 )ro 3 (ro1 || ro 5 )] //[( g m 7  g mb 7 )ro 7 ro 9 ]}


Compared to telescopic: Lower gain, pole at lower frequency
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Design example 9.6

Study the example, compare with example 9.5!

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Two‐Stage Op Amps

Gain= ?

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Common Mode Feedback
In high gain amplifiers, we wish a p‐type current source to balance a n‐type
current source.

Mismatches can drive p‐type or n‐type current source into triode region.

If the output CM level
requires calculation on 
device properties, then it is 
poorly defined.

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Stability (chapter 10)

Y H (s)
(s) 
X 1   H (s)
May oscillate at  if |  H ( j ) | 1 and
 H ( j )  180 ( Barkhausen criteria )

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Unstable and Stable Systems

Bode plot for open loop system, poles and zeroes for loop gain

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Phase margin

Loop gain

Closed loop gain

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Phase margin and step response
Step response
45° phase margin
in time domain

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Location of system poles

Stability can be studied by plotting the location of poles of the 


closed loop system.

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One‐pole system
Loop gain
Construct the root
locus for this system!

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Two‐pole system
Loop gain
Construct the root
locus for this system!

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Three‐pole system

Next lecture: Compensation methods, example 10.11

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