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EE 141 Fall 1999
Homework Set #4
Due Wed. Oct 6 1999, 5.00 pm
Problem 1)
Consider a simple CMOS inverter circuit. Let the circuit be driven by a squarewave input signal with period T = 20ns and the total output load capacitance is equal to
1pF. The power supply is 5V.
a) Calculate the expected average power dissipation.
b) Assume the voltage is reduced with a factor 2. Discuss qualitatively the impact on
the average power dissipation, taking into account the reduction in period of the input
signal forced by the reduction of the supply voltage.
Problem 2) Consider the pseudo-nMOS inverter shown below.
Given that Vdd= 5V, VTn = | VTp | = 1 V, kn = 100 A/V2, kp = 40 A/V2,  = 0.2 V1/2, F
= -0.3 V,  = 0
USE THE LONG-CHANNEL TRANSISTOR MODEL, I.E. YOU MAY ASSUME
THAT VDSAT = .
a) Find VOH, VOL
b) Find static power dissipation when 1- Vin is low and 2- Vin is high
c) Calculate tpLH, tpHL, and tp. Are the rising and falling delays equal? Why or why not?
Use a 50fF cap at the output as the load capacitance.
d) If channel length modulation is not neglected, would VOL be larger, smaller or the
same.
Problem 3)
A microprocessor was fabricated using a 0.35 m technology and was able to operate at
100Mhz, consuming 10 watts using a 3.5 V power supply.
a) Using fixed voltage scaling, what will the speed and power consumption of the same
processor be if scaled to 0.1 m technology?
b) If the supply voltage in the scaled 0.1 m part was reduced to 1.0 V what will the
power consumption and speed be?
c) What supply should be used to maintain the power at 10 watts? At what speed would
it operate?
d) Are there any power increases associated with constant voltage scaling? If so, What
should the new scaling factor W, be to maintain approximately constant power?
Assume short-channel devices.
Problem 4)
A two-stage buffer is used to drive a metal wire of 1cm. The first inverter is a minimumsize inverter with an input capacitance Ci of 10fF and a propagation delay tp0 of 175psec
when loaded with an identical gate. The width of the metal wire is 3.6 m. The sheet
resistance of the metal is 0.08 /, the capacitance value of the metal is 0.03 fF/m2, and
the fringing field capacitance is 0.04 fF/m.
a) What is the propagation delay tw over the metal wire?
b) Compute the optimal size of the second inverter. What is the minimum delay through
the buffer-wire combination.
Problem 5)
Consider the logic gate given above
a) Determine the logic function of the gate
b) Draw the pull-down network (ensure you use a minimum number of transistors)
c) Determine an ordering of the input signals, such that the PMOS network can be laid
out on a contiguous diffusion strip.
d) Size the PMOS transistors such that the resistance of the PMOS network is always
equal or smaller than a single minimum-size PMOS device, yet is minimal in area.