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Experiment No. 9: Aim: Tools Used: Theory

The document describes designing and simulating a common-source (CS) amplifier using Cadence Virtuoso. It provides the theory of CS amplifiers, the simulation setup including component values, the circuit diagram, and the results of the DC analysis simulation. The simulation calculated the transconductance of the designed CS amplifier to be 412uA/V, demonstrating the successful completion of the experiment.

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Experiment No. 9: Aim: Tools Used: Theory

The document describes designing and simulating a common-source (CS) amplifier using Cadence Virtuoso. It provides the theory of CS amplifiers, the simulation setup including component values, the circuit diagram, and the results of the DC analysis simulation. The simulation calculated the transconductance of the designed CS amplifier to be 412uA/V, demonstrating the successful completion of the experiment.

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Abhay Kumar
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Experiment No.

Aim: To design and simulate CS- amplifier and calculate transconductance using Cadence virtuoso.

Tools Used: Cadence Virtuoso

Theory:
CS AMPLIFIER
The common-source(CS) or grounded- source configuration is the most widely used of all MOSFET
amplifier circuits. To establish a signal ground at the source, we have to connect a large capacitor
between the source and ground. This capacitor is called the bypass capacitor. It has a very high input
resistance, moderately high voltage gain and a relatively high output resistance. The CS configuration is
the best suited for obtaining the bulk of the gain that is required in an amplifier. Depending on the gain
required either a single CS stage or a cascade of CS stages has to be used. Including a series resistance in
the source lead of the MOSFET, called the degeneration resistance due to its negative feedback effect,
provides a number of improvements in the performance like the bandwidth, stability and decrease in the
non-linear distortions as well as noise.

Fig 9.1: Circuit diagram of CS amplifier

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Simulation Setup:
Table 9.1: Values of Different Parameters

S.No. Parameter Values


1. VDD 1.8 V
2. Width of NMOS 180nm
3. Width of PMOS 400nm
4. Frequency of input 40ns
5. DC offset of input 900mv
6. AC voltage of input 100mv

Circuit Diagram:

Fig 9.2: Circuit diagram of CS Amplifier

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Waveforms:

Fig 9.3: DC analysis Waveform

Observation:

Transconductance value is 412uA/ V

Result: The experiment has been successfully performed and DC analysis waveforms is plotted and
tansconductance has been calculated.

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