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ECE 5040 Prof. Alyosha Molnar Homework 5 Tri Cao Date: 12/05/2014 Problem 1 – Recording a. We have Vn ¿ = pi. Vod .4 kT.BW 2. I bias Because Vn* = 4uV, BW = 10kHz and V od = kT/q = 26mV, we have I min = 0.42uA. b. Total power consumption is: (I bias + 2∆I)*VDD c. If NEF = 2.5 and we have Vn*ideal = 4uV then Vn* = 10uV. Using the equation in part a, we can find I bias = 67.96 nA. d. We have ∆I Gm =5 mV and Gm = I bias 60 mV then ∆I I bias = 1 12 73.62nA. e. From that, overall NEF would be 2.4 (with Vn*ideal = 4uV.) Problem 2 – Stimulation

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ECE 5040Prof. Alyosha MolnarHomework 5Tri CaoDate: 12/05/2014

Problem 1 Recordinga. We haveBecause Vn* = 4uV, BW = 10kHz and Vod = kT/q = 26mV, we have Imin = 0.42uA.

b. Total power consumption is: (Ibias + 2I)*VDD

c. If NEF = 2.5 and we have Vn*ideal = 4uV then Vn* = 10uV.Using the equation in part a, we can find Ibias = 67.96 nA.

d. We haveand then 73.62nA.

e. From that, overall NEF would be 2.4 (with Vn*ideal = 4uV.)

Problem 2 Stimulationa. Sketch

We want Vds for each transistor is larger than 400mV, then VDD should be 1.6V because we have 2 transistors in the way from Vout to VDD, and 2 transistors from Vout to VSS.

b. Assume that the cathodic pulse is only 71.25uA (-5%) and the anodic pulse is 31.5uA (+5%), then the difference in charge is:With Cj = 10nF, we can find V:

c. Maximum current the reset transistor must be able to handle: ts = 300us.

Problem 3 System Powera. The system has 500 recording electrodes and 50 stimulation electrodes.During 1 second, each stimulator pulses 100 times. Assume that each pulse lasts 500us, then in 1 second, the stimulator uses 100uA for 0.05 sec and 1uA for 0.95 sec. In average, we can say that the stimulator uses about 5.95uA.

We assume that each amplifier uses a 73.62 nA bias current. Then we have total current = 20uA + 50*73.92nA + 50*5.95uA = 0.32mA.From that we can find total power = 1.6V * total current = 0.51W.

b. Using bridge rectifier requires VAC to be 1.4V larger than VDC. Hence, VAC = 3V.

We have ZL = V/I = 3/0.32mA = 9375 .

c. We have V2 = V1 . k . sqrt(L2/L1)With L2 = L1 = 1uH, k = 0.1, V2 = 3V, we find V1 = 30V.

d. In the non-ideal case, we have

We can find Rs2 = wL/Q = 2*pi*400MHz*1uH/20 = 125.6

Also, ZL = 9375, L2 = L1 = 1uH.

Therefore, V1 = 37.97V.

We notice there is a 21% loss in the coil. Total power =