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EE110300 Practice of Electrical and Computer Engineering Lecture 4.2 and Lecture 6 : Introduction to Electronics For undergraduate students of the college of EECS, NTHU 電機工程系 張慶元 教授
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Page 1: Lecture 4.2 and Lecture 6 : Introduction to Electronics

EE110300 Practice of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Lecture 4.2 and Lecture 6 : Introduction to Electronics

For undergraduate students ofthe college of EECS, NTHU電機工程系 張慶元 教授

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n Electronic SystemTime domain analysisFrequency domain analysisEquivalent circuit

n Electronic DevicesPassive components

Active componentsSensors

n Integrated CircuitsSemiconductor properties

Fabrication technologiesSimulation tools

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History Product

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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IC Industry Structure in Taiwan

資料來源 : 工研院電子所 (March., 2001)

晶粒測試及切割

長 晶 晶圓切割

設計

導線架

測試封裝製造光罩

晶圓

光罩設計電路設計 封 裝

化學品

CAD

CAE

材料

設備儀器 資金人力資源

服務支援

貨運

海關

科學園區•••

附註:數字表示公司家數,+表示2000年增加廠商家數

•140 (+13)

•4(-1)

•16 (+1)

•48(+6)

•37 (+4)

•8(+5)

•13(+2)

•20(+0)

成品測試

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Source: Spectrum 99.7

n Enables system-level integration (SLI)n Drives system-on-chip (SOC) development

IC Fabrication Roadmap

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Shrinking Geometries (<0.18u) AllowMore Functionality On-Chip

uP FPGA

MPEGASIC

ATM

ROM

ROM

SW SW

SWSW

PCB

SOC

nDesign shifts from ASIC/board to systemnIP from multiple sourcesnSoftware a key part of

system nMixed hardware and

software, logic and memory, digital and analognVerification and testing

uP Core SRAM

ROM

ATMMPEG

ROM

FPGA

Glue Logic

A/D Block

Source: Cadence

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Inputsignal

Signalprocessing

Calculation,Analysis,

Judgment,Decision making

Signalprocessing

outputsignal

EM Wave

Light

Pressure

Chemical element

Displacement

Key board

Frequency domain

Time domain

ADCRotation

Temperature

DAC

Power amplification

Load

Control motion

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Time domain processing

n Small signal amplification ( 放大 )

n Rectifying ( 整流)

n Clipper/Limiter (截波/ 限波)

t OR

Waveform (波形)

time

t

t

t

t

t

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Frequency domain processing

n Sinusoidal signal

n Periodic signal

n Non-periodic signal

frequencyf1

n Sinusoidal signal

n Periodic signal

n Non-periodic signal

n Sinusoidal signal

n Periodic signal

n Non-periodic signalfrequencyf1 2 f1 3f1

Line spectrum

frequency

Continuous spectrum

(頻譜)

t

t

t

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Frequency domain processing

n Filter (濾波器)Low pass filter (低通)High pass filter (高通)Band pass filter (帶通)Band reject filter (帶拒)

n Mixer (混波器)

fo (LPF) fo (HPF)

f1 f2 (BPF) f1 f2 (BRF)

f f

f f

f1

f2

f1+f2, f1-f2, 2f1-f2, ----

( nf1-mf2 )BPF Desired

frequency

Mixer

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Equivalent circuits

n All circuits are said equivalent if their input and output I-V characteristics are identical. (The relationship between I1(t), I2(t), V1(t), and V2(t).)

n Complex circuits may be replaced by equivalent circuits with simple structures.

I1(t) I2(t)+

V1(t)_

+V2(t)_

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Electronic Devices

Passive components

Active componentsSensors

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Passive Components

n Components that absorbs energyResistors, R Inductors, LCapacitors, CTransformer

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Active Components

n Devices that are capable of delivering energy¨ Batteries¨ Diodes¨ Transistors:

n BJT, Bipolar junction transistorsn FET, Field effect transistors

¨ JFET, Junction field effect transistors¨ MOSFET, Metal-oxide-semiconductor field

effect transistors

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Sensors

MeasurandsForm of signal

Thermal Temperature, heat.

Radiation Gamma rays, X-rays, visible, infrared.

Mechanical Displacement, velocity, force, torque, pressure

Magnetic Magnetic field, flux, magnetic permeability.

Chemical Humidity, pH level, odors, toxics, pollutants.

Biological Sugars, proteins, hormones.

Electrical Charge, resistance, capacitance, frequency.

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Diode Circuit

n Ideal¨ If VD>0 : ‘On’short¨ IF VD<0: ‘OFF’Open

n Symbol and Models

n Half-wave Rectifier

Rf

+VD -

VfVi Vo

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Device Modeling

n A real device may contain many parasitic components,in order to accurately analyze a circuit, usually, a device is presentedby a equivalent circuit. This process is called device modeling.

≡i b

βi bB

C

E

B

E

C

i b

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Component Connection

n The circuit properties depend on what components are used and how they are connected. Same components connected in different manner yields different circuit properties.

Input output

Input output

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Integrated Circuits

n Most of the electronic systems contains more than one integrated-circuit sub-system.

n Advantages of integration include: miniaturization, improved reliability, increased speed, cost reduction, etc..

n According to application, ICs are categorized into linear (analog) IC, digital IC, and mixed mode IC.

n IC fabrication technology includes: bipolar technology, complementary MOS (CMOS) technology, and BiCMOS technology.

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Semiconductor properties

n Semiconductors have electrical conductivity in between metals and insulators. This conductivity can be changed over orders of magnitude by changes in temperature, incident light, and dopant.

n Elemental semiconductor: Si and Ge.Compound semiconductor

Binary: GaAs, InP, InSb, ------.Ternary: AlxGa1-xAs, InAsyP1-y, ------.Quaternary: InxGa1-xAsyP1-y,

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Fabrication technologies

n Semiconductor process technologies includes:thermal oxidationdiffusionrapid thermal processingion implantationchemical vapor deposition (CVD)photolithographyetchingmetallizationetc.

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Fabrication(Inverter)

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

Vin Vout

Vin Vout

0 11 0

Symbol

Truth Table

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Process (1)

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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Process (2)

Self-Align Doping

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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field oxidemetal-poly insulatorthin oxide

Process (3)

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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GND

Process (4)

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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Simulation tools

n Process simulationn Device property simulationn Device parameters extractionn Circuit simulationn Layout tools

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Gate Level - 邏輯設計

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

x = (AB+BC+CA)sum = ((A+B+C) x + ABC)

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Transistor level -數位電路分析與設計 (電子三)

x

x

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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Layout level - 積體電路設計導論

Source: Kang’s “CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design, 2nd Ed. 2000, McGraw-Hall

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Simulationx = (AB+BC+CA)sum = ((A+B+C) x + ABC)