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VSD Intern - Analog Bandgap Reference design using Sky130
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VSD Intern - Analog Bandgap Reference design using Sky130

LIVE labs BGR Circuit design and layout using Sky130 PDKs
Last updated 5/2021
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What you'll learn

  • Basics of analog VLSI design
  • General purpose bandgap reference design using Sky130
  • Circuit design and layout concepts using Sky130

Course content

7 sections28 lectures2h 47m total length
  • Introduction1:50

    Explore the design and simulation of an analog bandgap reference in sky130, with temperature independent output achieved by combining negative and positive temperature coefficient components.

  • CTAT, PTAT and BGR3:10

    Demonstrate ctat and ptat behavior with bgr to cancel temperature slopes, adjust alpha1 and alpha2 for beta density, and realize a constant current reference.

  • Start-up enable and full BGR circuit1:48

    Demonstrate the startup circuit that prevents the PGA-based bandgap reference from locking at zero, forming a full BGR circuit with enable-controlled media circuit, and prepare for lab tool installation.

Requirements

  • VSD - Circuit design and SPICE simulations
  • VSD - Custom Layout

Description

This webinar provides detail about General Purpose Bandgap Reference. The basic working principle of Bandgap reference circuits is explained . The circuit implementation is discussed and the issues with each implementation style is mentioned. Index Terms—Bandgap Reference, CTAT, PTAT, Current mirror, OpAmp.

A Bandgap Reference is a circuit which gives a constant voltage output Vref irrespective of temperature, process and supply voltage variations. It is an especially important component of several analog and mixed signal Integrated Circuits. Several circuits such as LDO, ADC, DAC, Buck convertor. use Bandgap reference as a building block. It provides a constant output reference voltage of 1.2V which is proportional to the Bandgap energy of Silicon(1.2eV)at 0K and hence, gets its name as Bandgap Reference circuit

For detailed information regarding the Bandgap Reference circuit, refer to VLSI System Design website. Below are the details we will be covering in this webinar

  1. Performance parameters and Circuit implementation of Bandgap Reference IP

  2. Block Diagram and Schematic

  3. Steps to download tools on your System

  4. Pre-Layout Simulation of Bandgap Reference IP circuit using Ngspice

  5. Vbgp v/s Temperature [ -40C - 140C] @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  6. Vbgp v/s VDD [ 2V - 4V] @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  7. Temperature Coefficient of Vbgp v/s Temperature [ -40C - 140C] @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  8. Voltage Coefficient of Vbgp v/s VDD [ 2V - 4V] @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  9. Start-Up Time of Vbgp @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  10. On-Off-Current of Vbgp wrt Enable @ RL = 100M ohms plot

  11. BGR Layout using Magic

Hope you enjoy the webinar


Who this course is for:

  • Beginner electronics and telecommunications engineer looking to enter in analog VLSI domain
  • Professional Physical design and SoC designers who are curious to know about Analog IPs used in their designs