A set of multi-dimension MOS transistors for device characterization

The aim of the design is to provide test structures for extracting the threshold voltage and the effective channel length and width of the MOS transistor. The characterization is to be accomplished through the measurement of the drain current somewhere between weak and moderate inversion, since it is based on the change of the slope of the device I-V characteristic from weak to moderate inversion.

Fabrication Technology: 1.5; 0.5; 0.35 and 0.18 um

[Report]

Designer: Márcio Bender

Date: 2003


 
 

NMOS and PMOS Transistor Arrays for Current Mismatch Measurement

Fabrication Technology: 1.5; 0.5 and 0.35 um

[Report]

Designer: Hamilton Klimach

Date: 2003


 
 

Body-Bias Compensation Technique for Subthresold CMOS Static Logic Gates

Fabrication Technology: 1.5 and 0.35 um

[Report]

Designer: Luiz Alberto Pasini Melek

Date: 2003


 
  An Ultra-Low-Power Self-Biased Current Source

Fabrication Technology: 1.5; 0.35 and 0.18 um

[Report]

Designer: Edgar Mauricio Camacho Galeano

Date: 2003


 
 

A gm-c Bump Equalizer for Low-Voltage Low-Power Applications

Fabrication Technology: 0.35 um

[Report]

Designer: Renato Galembeck and Marcelo Luiz Poleto

Date: 2004


 
 

An instrumentation amplifier applied to a high sensitivity Piezoresistive silicon pressure transducer

Fabrication Technology: 0.35 um

[Report]

Designer: Márcio Bender and Gustavo Giusti

Date: 2004


 
 

A low-power 8 bits successive Approximation ADC using Binary weighted capacitors

Fabrication Technology: 0.35 um

[Report]

Designer: Edgar Mauricio Camacho Galeano

Date: 2004


 
 

A 1,8 - 5,5 GHz five-port front-end

Fabrication Technology: AsGa 0.20 um

 

Designer: Fernando Rangel de Sousa

Date: 2004