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Course Description
Architectural and circuit level design and analysis of integrated analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog interfaces in modern CMOS and BiCMOS VLSI technology. Analog-digital converters: Nyquist and over-sampled, digital-analog converters, sample/hold amplifiers, continuous-time and switched-capacitor filters. Low power mixed signal design techniques. Data communication systems including interface circuitry. CAD tools for analog design for simulation and synthesis.
CAD Tools
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Announcements
- Class notes will be posted in the section titled "Lecture Notes" prior to each class.
- Lecture 24 notes available in Lectures section.
- Homework #7 is posted and is due Nov. 23rd. Note: Problem 1. part m) assume Vref=1V.
- Midterm exam solution posted.
- Term project is posted in the homework section, report due Dec. 3rd or sooner, 5min presentation on Dec. 8th class per student.
- Update(1) to the project: If you are using capacitors, assume Cs can be matched to better than 0.2% by choosing minimum unit C > or = 0.1pF. Please simulate the dynamic power dissipation and add it to static power dissipation. Report both contributions as well as the total power dissipation.
- Office hour on 11/25 cancelled instead office hour 1to2pm 11/24 added.
Course Information
EE247, Fall 2009
- Tu,Th 2-3:30PM (299 Cory Hall)
- Instructor: Haideh Khorramabadi
email: haidehk@eecs.berkeley.edu
- Assistant: Lea Barker, 253 Cory Hall, 642-2384,
email: leab@eecs.berkeley.edu
- Office Hours: Tu 4-5PM & Wed. 10 to 11am @ 567 Cory Hall
- Extra office hours upon request
- Grading Policy:
- Homework/Project: 50%
- Midterm: 20%
- Final Exam: 30%
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