EE542: Analog Electronic Circuits/EC201: Analog Circuits is a prerequisite.

You need to have knowledge of MOS transistor basics related to circuit design, linear circuit analysis, small signal equivalent circuits, small and large signal analysis, frequency domain analysis, single transistor amplifiers, differential pairs.

This is a core course for Dual Degree students in the microelectronics stream, and MS students pursuing IC design. Students from other streams and 3rd/4th year BTech students can credit this course with permission from the instructor.

• Negative feedback systems, realization, stability
• Frequency compensation
• CMOS opamps
• Phase lock loops
• Application circuits: Bandgap reference, filters

• Assignments(30%): Periodic assignments through the semester dealing with theory, design, and simulation of Analog IC building blocks. Most of the learning in this course comes from doing the assignments. Take these very seriously in order to clearly understand the principles of analog IC design.
• Quiz I(15%)
• Quiz II(15%)
• Final exam(40%)

This book doesn't follow a single textbook. You can use the book below for MOS circuit design and opamps and practice problems. For additional references, see this page.

• Behzad Razavi, Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits, McGraw-Hill, August 2000.