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Analog integrated circuits laboratory design course leverages the student’s knowledge in the fundamentals of electrical engineering circuit design through the design, analyze, simulate, build breadboard, and testing of an analog integrated circuit; Phase Locked Loop. The projects requires that the IC design must be DC coupled, the breadboard must use IC matched transistor pairs such as CA3046 and CA3096, the IC design should contain current mirrors, differential stage, active loads, voltage gain stage, output stage, and level shifter if appropriate for the ID design.

Throughout the ten week course the student will be required to propose the IC design type; use and model matched transistor pairs; present ID design with stated performance goals; breadboard any CE, CB, CC, cascode, or Darlington amplifier states; breadboard any differential amplifier stages with resistor biasing; breadboard any current mirror circuits and active loads including differential stages; breadboard any level shifter circuits and output stages; breadboard complete IC and bench test. A complete test report comparing ID design performance goals to measured performance will be submitted.


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