Top Banner
Differential Amplifiers and common mode feedback
41
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: CMFB

Differential Amplifiers and common mode feedback

Page 2: CMFB

Differential amplifiers

• Cancellation of common mode signals including clock feed-through

• Cancellation of even-order harmonics

• Increased signal swing

Symbol:

Page 3: CMFB

Two-Stage, Miller, Differential-In, Differential-Out Op Amp

Output common mode range (OCMR) = VDD-VSS - VSDPsat - VDSNsat

peak-to-peak output voltage

≤ 2·OCMR

Page 4: CMFB

Two-Stage, Miller, Differential-In, Differential-Out Op Amp with Push-Pull Output

Able to actively source and sink output current

Output quiescent current poorly defined

Page 5: CMFB

Cascode Op Amp with Differential-Outputs, push-pull output

Page 6: CMFB

Differential-Output, Folded-Cascode

OCMR = VDD -VSS - 2VSDP(sat) -2VDSN(sat)Quite limited

Page 7: CMFB

Two-Stage, Differential Output, Folded-Cascode

M11-M13 and M10-M12 provide level shift

Page 8: CMFB

Common Mode Output Voltage Stabilization

Common mode drift at output

causes differential

signals move into triode

region

Page 9: CMFB

Common Mode feedback

• All fully differential amplifier needs CMFB

• Common mode output, if uncontrolled, moves to either high or low end, causing triode operation

• Ways of common mode stabilization:– external CMFB– internal CMFB

Page 10: CMFB

Vin

Vo1

Vbb

Vo2

I2

I1

Cause of common mode problem

Vo1

Vo1Q

actual Q point M2 is in triode

Vin=VinQVbb=VbbQ

Vbb=VbbQ+Δ

Vin=VinQ+ΔVin

Unmatched quiescent currents

Page 11: CMFB

Vin

Vo

Vxx Ix

Iy

Vo

Vyy

Iy(Vo)

Ix(Vo)VOCM

yyyOCMo

yyyOCMo

VIVV

VIVV

i.e. If

i.e. If

yyo VV to from feedback neg. need

Page 12: CMFB

CM

measurement

CMFB

+

-VoCM

Voc

Vo+

Vo-

Vo+ +Vo-

2

desired common mode voltage

Basic concept of CMFB:

evb

Page 13: CMFB

CM

measurement

CMFB+

-VoCM

Voc

Vo+

Vo-

Vo+ +Vo-

2

Basic concept of CMFB:

evb e

Find transfer function from e to Voc, ACMF(s)Find transfer function from an error source to Voc Aerr(s)Voc error due to error source: err*Aerr(0)/ACMF(0)

Page 14: CMFB

example

Vb2

Vi+ Vi-

VCMFB Vb1

CC CC

Vo+ Vo-

+-

Vo+

Vo-

VocVCMFB

Page 15: CMFB

Voc

VoCM

Example

Need to make sure to have negative feedback

?

?

Page 16: CMFB

Source follower

averager

BIAS4

1.5pF 1.5pF

M13A M13B

300/3 300/3

20K 20KOUT+ OUT-

M2A M2B150/3 150/3

BIAS3

300/2.25 300/2.25

IN-

M3A

M3B

IN+

300/2.25 300/2.25

M1A M1B

BIAS2

BIAS1

75/3

M7A

75/3

M7B

M6C 75/2.25

75/2.25

M6AB

M11

150/2.25

M8

150/2.25

200/2.25

200/2.25

M10

M5

CL=4pF 4pFM9A

50/2.25

M4A

50/2.25

M9B

50/2.25

M4B

50/2.25

M12A

1000/2.25

M12B

1000/2.25

VDD

VSS

Folded cascode amplifier

Page 17: CMFB

R1 R2Vo-Vo+

node cascodedan at

is when especially-

achieve todifficult -

large very , use

effect. loading resistive :Prob

if,2

21

21

o

oo

V

RR

RRVV

Resistive C.M. detectors:

Page 18: CMFB

Resistive C.M. detectors:

Vo.c.

R1 R1Vo-Vo+

Vi-Vi+

Page 19: CMFB

• O.K. if op amp is used in a resistive feedback configuration

• & R1 is part of feedback network.

• Otherwise, R1 becomes part of g0 & hence reduces AD.C.(v)

Page 20: CMFB

Buffer Vo+, Vo- before connecting to R1.

Vo+ Vo-

Voc

R1 R1

Simple implementation:

source follower

Vo-Vo+Vo.c.

* Gate capacitance is your load to Amp.

Page 21: CMFB

Why not:

Vo-Vo+

Vo.c.

* Initial voltage on cap.

Page 22: CMFB

C1 C2 short diff C A

freq. high at :Prob

if 21,2

CCVV oo

Page 23: CMFB

Use buffer to isolate Vo node:

gate cap is load

or resistors

Page 24: CMFB

Switched cap CMFB

Vo+

Vo- VoCM.

VoCM.

Φ2 Φ1Φ1

Page 25: CMFB

To increase or decrease the C.M. loop gain:e.g.

Vo.c.d.Vo.c.

VC.M.F.B.

Vo.c.d.Vo.c.

VC.M.F.B.

Page 26: CMFB

Another implementation• Use triode transistors to provide isolation

& z(s) simultaneously.

Vo-Vo+

Voc

M1 M2

can be a c.s.

M1, M2 in deep triode.

VGS1, VGS2>>VT

In that case, circuit above M1, M2 needs to ensure that M1, M2 are in triode.

Page 27: CMFB

2 oo VV

deep triode oper

Page 28: CMFB

Example:

M1 M2

Vb

Vo+Vo-

Input state

e.g. Vo+, Vo-≈2V at Q & Vb ≈1V ,

Then M1&2 will be in deep triode.

Page 29: CMFB

Vo+Vo-

Vb1

Vb2

M1 M2

VX

oo

ooX

X

MM

GG

oc

oo

VV

VVV

IV

RR

VV

V

VV

,

,

)(

,

,

,

21

21

C.G. cascoded is

to but

const

If

Page 30: CMFB

Two-Stage, Miller, Differential-In, Differential-Out Op Amp

M10 and M11 are in deep triode

Page 31: CMFB

Vo++ Vo-

2 VoCM.

VCMFB

Vo+

Vo-

large be can gain

CMFBoo VVV

2

Note the difference from the book

accommodates much larger VoCM range

Page 32: CMFB

M1

M3

VCM M4

M2

IB IB

Vo+ Vo-

+Δi

-Δi

-Δi

+Δi+Δi

+Δi -Δi

-ΔiVCMFB

M5

Δi=0 2Δi

Small signal analysis of CMFB

Example:

Page 33: CMFB

• Differential Vo: Vo+↓ by ΔVo, Vo-↑ by ΔVo

• Common mode Vo: Vo+↑ by ΔVo, Vo-↑ by ΔVo

o

m

m

mCMFB

mmmmo

m

Vk

g

gki

gV

ggggV

gi

5

1

5

43211

21

2

Page 34: CMFB

M1

M3

VCM M4

M2

IB IB

Vo+ Vo-

-Δi

+Δi+Δi

-ΔiVCMFB

M5

Δi=0 2Δi

M6

M7Δi7

-2Δi+

--2Δi

1

gm6

Page 35: CMFB

accurate made be canratiosgeometric by gain*

:gain increase To

om

m

m

mCMFB

m

m

m

mmG

mG

Vg

g

g

gV

g

gii

g

gigVi

giV

6

7

5

1

6

75

6

7777

67

1

12

2

12

Page 36: CMFB

CMFB loop gain: example

Vb2

Vi+ Vi-

VCMFB Vb1

CC CC

Vo+ Vo-

+-

Vo+

Vo-

VocVCMFB

Page 37: CMFB

Vo

v

2

ooocCMFB

VVVV from gain

gm5v

-gm5vro2

-gm5vro2gm6

762

65

dsdsds

mmocmc ggg

ggA

Poles: p1

p2

z1 same as before

Page 38: CMFB

Source follower

averager

BIAS4

1.5pF 1.5pF

M13A M13B

300/3 300/3

20K 20KOUT+ OUT-

M2A M2B150/3 150/3

BIAS3

300/2.25 300/2.25

IN-

M3A

M3B

IN+

300/2.25 300/2.25

M1A M1B

BIAS2

BIAS1

75/3

M7A

75/3

M7B

M6C 75/2.25

75/2.25

M6AB

M11

150/2.25

M8

150/2.25

200/2.25

200/2.25

M10

M5

CL=4pF 4pFM9A

50/2.25

M4A

50/2.25

M9B

50/2.25

M4B

50/2.25

M12A

1000/2.25

M12B

1000/2.25

VDD

VSS

Folded cascode amplifier

Page 39: CMFB

Directly connect Vo+, Vo- to the gates of CMFB diff amp.

Vo-

Vo+ VoCM

VCMFB

Removing the CM measurement

Page 40: CMFB

VDD=+1.65V

-VSS=-1.65V

M11 M12 M3 M4 M26 M27

Vo1 Vo2

M14

IDC=100υAM1C M2C

M13

M1

M2Vi1 Vi2

M51 M52

M21 M22

M25

VCM

M23 M24

Page 41: CMFB

CMFB with current feedback

VoCMCM

detect

VocVo+

Vo-

M3 M4

M1 M2

M6 M7

M5

IB

)by , t to(equivalen

by ,

by ,by If

2,

4 :Q desired

21

621

13

oGG

mo

oocooo

SSDDoCM

B

VVV

gVii

VVVVV

VVVI

II