See this page for information on CAD tools and models you need for the assignments.

• Assignment 1: Negative feedback with delay, nonlinearity (to be worked out in class on 15th Jan.)
• Assignment 2: Negative feedback circuit analysis (due on 23rd Jan.)
• Assignment 3: Two stage opamp components (to be worked out in class on 11th Feb.)
• Assignment 4: Single stage opamp calculations (to be worked out in class on 4th Mar.)
• Assignment 5: Mismatch, noise (due on 13th Mar.)
• Assignment 6: Oscillators (due on 13th Apr.)
• Assignment 7: Fully differential opamp, Bandgap reference, Switched capacitor amplifier, Voltage regulator (due on 19th Apr.)
• Simulation exercises: To get some practice with the simulator

Submit all solutions by email as a single pdf file only to ee5390 dot 2011 at gmail dot com. Name your file exactly as per the instructions below.

• Name your file with your id eexxxxx and assignment number yy as eexxxxxx_yy.pdf
• Joint work masquerading as individual submissions(a.k.a. copying) will result severe penalties: e.g. zero on all assignments.
• Regardless of the order in which you do the problems, rearrange the solutions in the right order in the submission.
• Choose appropriate axes limits while plotting your results. The area of interest should be clearly visible in the plot.
• You can use a wordprocessor of your choice and convert the result to a pdf file.
• If you have multiple files, you can use pdftk to combine them. This is installed under /usr/local in VLSI and TI labs. Documentation can be found at /usr/local/doc/pdftk/pdftk.1.html
• Another way to generate a pdf is to concatenate ps(postscript) files containing all figures and text(use enscript to convert text to ps) to a single ps file. Run ps2pdf on this file to get a pdf file.
  enscript -p p1.txt.ps p1.txt
  enscript -p p2.txt.ps p2.txt
  cat p1.txt.ps fig1.ps p2.txt.ps fig2.ps > out.ps
  ps2pdf out.ps eexxxxxx_01.pdf
  
• Put your name and roll number on the first page. For joint submissions, put all the names on the first page and submit a single email.
• N people submitting jointly will all receive 2^-(N-1)/2 times the graded credit for the assignment.