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ECE2030 Introduction To Computer Engineering Lecture 3: Switches and CMOS

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ECE2030 Introduction To Computer Engineering Lecture 3: Switches and CMOS

path exists when the Switch Control is closed If (Open) OUTPUT = unknown ; Switch is open (OFF) Else OUTPUT = INPUT ; Switch is closed (ON)

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ECE2030 Introduction to Computer Engineering Lecture 3: Switches and CMOS

Prof. Hsien-Hsin Sean Lee School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Tech

Basic Switch
A path exists when the Switch Control is closed
If (Open) OUTPUT = unknown ; Switch is open (OFF) Else OUTPUT = INPUT ; Switch is closed (ON)

Switch Control INPUT OUTPUT

The Analogy of A Transistor


Switch Control (Gate) INPUT OUTPUT

Cross Section
An N-Channel Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET)

Transistor Characteristics
Cut-off Region
Vgs Vt 0 No current (Ids) between drain and source

Linear (or Ohmic) Region


0 < Vds < Vgs Vt Ids is a function of Vgs and Vds Ids = *[(Vgs-Vt)*Vds Vds*Vds/2]
Drain Gate Vgs Ids Source Vds

Saturation Region
0 < Vgs Vt < Vds Ids is independent of Vds Ids = (/2)*(Vgs-Vt)2 = process factor * (W/L)

N-type MOS Transistor

Vt : Threshold voltage, a function of materials, doping, insulator thickness, etc.


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Transistor Characteristics

Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table S1

S1 OFF OFF

S2 OFF ON OFF ON

PATH?

S2

ON ON
OUTPUT

Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table (OFF/ON=0/1) S1

S1 OFF OFF

S2 OFF ON OFF ON
What Function ??

PATH? NO NO NO YES

S2

ON ON
OUTPUT

Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table (OFF/ON=0/1) S1

S1 0

S2 0

PATH? 0

S2

OUTPUT

Function = ??

Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table (OFF/ON=0/1) S1

S1 0 0

S2 0 1

PATH? 0 0

S2

OUTPUT

Function = ??

Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table (OFF/ON=0/1) S1

S1 0 0

S2 0 1 0

PATH? 0 0 0

S2

OUTPUT

Function = ??

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Switches in Series
INPUT Truth Table (OFF/ON=0/1) S1

S1 0 0

S2 0 1 0 1

PATH? 0 0 0 1

S2

1 1
OUTPUT

Function = Logic AND

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Switches in Parallel
INPUT Truth Table

S1 OFF
S1 S2

S2 OFF ON OFF ON

PATH? NO YES YES YES

OFF ON ON

OUTPUT

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Switches in Parallel
INPUT Truth Table

S1 0
S1 S2

S2 0

PATH? 0

OUTPUT

Function =??

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Switches in Parallel
INPUT Truth Table

S1 0
S1 S2

S2 0 1

PATH? 0 1

OUTPUT

Function =??

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Switches in Parallel
INPUT Truth Table

S1 0
S1 S2

S2 0 1 0

PATH? 0 1 1

0 1

OUTPUT

Function =??

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Switches in Parallel
INPUT Truth Table

S1 0
S1 S2

S2 0 1 0 1

PATH? 0 1 1 1

0 1 1

OUTPUT

Function = Logic OR

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CMOS Transistor
Complementary MOS
Source Gate Drain pMOS

P-channel MOS (pMOS) N-channel MOS (nMOS)

pMOS
P-type source and drain diffusions N substrate Mobility by holes

Drain Gate Source nMOS


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nMOS
N-type source and drain diffusions P substrate Mobility by electrons
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Pass Transistor using NMOS


Gate=Vdd Vin=Vdd I Load Capacitor Vgs

Vout

Assume capacitor (CL) is initially discharged Gate=1, Vin=1


CL begins to conduct and charges toward 1 (Vdd) and stops at (Vdd-Vt) Signal is degraded

Ground
Gate=Vdd Vin=0 I Load Capacitor Vgs

Gate=1, Vin=0
Vout=Vdd

CL begins to discharge toward 0


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Ground

Transmission Degradation using Pass Transistor


Vdd (1) Vdd Vdd Vdd - Vt Vdd - 2Vt

Vdd

Vdd
Vout = Vdd- N*Vt Still 1??

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CMOS Signal Transfer Property


Source Gate Drain pMOS

Gate
0

Path
Closed
Transmits 1 well Transmits 0 poorly

Open

Drain Gate Source nMOS


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Gate 0 1

Path Open Closed


Transmits 0 well Transmits 1 poorly

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CMOS Transmission Gate


Transmit signal from INPUT to OUTPUT when Gate is closed

Gate (complementary of Gate)

Gate
Source Drain

pMOS OFF ON

nMOS OFF ON

OUTPUT Z INPUT

INPUT

OUTPUT

0 1

Gate

Z : High-Impedance State, consider the terminal is floating

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High Impedance
When a path exists
Impedance is low to allow ample flow of current
Gate=1 Source Closed Drain << 10K

When no path
Impedance is high allowing almost no current flow between two terminals
Gate=0 Source Open Drain >> 100M

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Transmission Gates
Transmit Logic 0 Gate = 0 Transmit Logic 1 Gate = 0

Gate = 1

Gate = 1

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Transmission Gate Symbol

Gate

Gate OUTPUT

INPUT

INPUT

OUTPUT

Gate

Gate

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