PLEASE NOTE: This version of the course has been formed from an earlier version, which was actively run by the instructor and his teaching assistants. Some of what is mentioned in the video lectures and the accompanying material regarding logistics, book availability and method of grading may no longer be relevant to the present version. Neither the instructor nor the original teaching assistants are running this version of the course. There will be no certificate offered for this course. Learn how MOS transistors work, and how to model them. The understanding provided in this course is essential not only for device modelers, but also for designers of high-performance circuits.
Offered By
Columbia University
Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Week
11 hour to complete
About This Course and Overview of the MOS Transistor
Welcome to the “MOS Transistors” course! We are very excited to be able to offer this course, and are looking forward to working with you.
2 videos (Total 27 min), 1 reading
1 reading
Read First: Course Information10m
2 hours to complete
Preliminaries and Background
10 videos (Total 95 min), 1 quiz
10 videos
Semiconductors - Part 114m
Semiconductors - Part 210m
Semiconductors - Part 37m
Conduction – Part 110m
Conduction – Part 26m
Contact Potentials8m
pn Junctions – Zero and Forward Bias9m
pn Junctions –Under Reverse Bias – Part 110m
pn Junctions –Under Reverse Bias – Part 28m
1 practice exercise
Problem Set 116m
Week
22 hours to complete
The Two-Terminal and Three-Terminal MOS Structures
9 videos (Total 111 min), 1 quiz
9 videos
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – Surface Condition14m
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – General Analysis13m
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – Inversion11m
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – Strong Inversion6m
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – Weak Inversion9m
The Two-Terminal MOS Structure – Small-Signal Capacitance13m
The Three-Terminal MOS Structure – Part 114m
The Three-Terminal MOS Structure – Part 217m
1 practice exercise
Problem Set 220m
Week
31 hour to complete
The Long-Channel MOS Transistor – Part 1
This is the first module we are dealing with the complete transistor; much of this material, as well as next module's material, will form the core of what we will be covering in the rest of the course. We hope you will spend extra time studying to make sure you understand this material in depth. The total viewing time in each of these two modules is shorter, which should help.
5 videos (Total 54 min)
5 videos
Introduction15m
Complete All-Region Model14m
Simplified All-Region Models11m
Strong Inversion Models – 110m
Strong Inversion Models – 21m
Week
42 hours to complete
The Long-Channel MOS Transistor – Part 2
This material concludes the lectures on the long-channel transistor in DC operation. As mentioned earlier, these lectures will form the core on which many of our subsequent discussions will be based.
5 videos (Total 76 min), 1 quiz
5 videos
Weak Inversion Models13m
Source Reference vs. Body Reference6m
Effective Mobility20m
Additional Topics19m
1 practice exercise
Problem Set 316m
4.6
20 ReviewsTop reviews from MOS Transistors
Very advanced and detailed discussion. Although the assignment were very tough and could not clear, still i liked the course very much. I will do this course again to grasp everything better.
This is the best lecture avaliable on internet. The whole lecture are well designed and and explained. Sir please provide lectures on analog circuit design concept.
Instructor
Yannis Tsividis
Charles Batchelor Professor of Electrical EngineeringFu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science
About Columbia University
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