Patent Publication Number: US-7906993-B1

Title: High linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation

Description:
FIELD OF THE INVENTION 
     The present invention relates to an improved converter, particularly to a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation. 
     BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
     Conventionally, designing a converter begins from deriving the relationship of voltage and current. The circuit design technology is used to modify the relationship into a linear equation, wherein the carrier mobility is usually assumed to be a constant. In fact, the carrier mobility is not necessarily a constant in that the carrier mobility varies with gate voltage and that the equivalent mobility decreases when the carrier mobility reaches a saturation value. The present invention does not intend to deal with the second phenomenon because it will be solved via eliminating noise in designing an analog circuit. 
     Based on the voltage-current relationships in the saturation region and the linear region, the current values in the two regions are summed up with the quadratic term of the linear region being eliminated in designing a traditional voltage-current converter. 
     The conventional voltage-current relationships in the saturation region and the linear region may be expressed by Equation 1 and Equation 2: 
                     I   lin     =       K   lin     ⁡     [         (       V   GS     -     V   T       )     ⁢     V   DS       -       V   DS   2     2       ]               (   1   )                 I   sat     =       1   2     ⁢         K   sat     ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   T       )       2               (   2   )               
Suppose
 
                       K   lin     ⁡     (       V   DS   2     2     )       =       1   2     ⁢         K   lin     ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   T       )       2               (   3   )               
Substitute Equation (3) into Equation (1) and Equation (2) to eliminate the quadratic term of the linear region. Then Equation (4) is obtained:
 
 I   out   =K [( V   GS   −V   T ) V   DS ]  (4)
 
wherein the carrier mobility K is not a constant. Refer to  FIG. 1  for voltage-current relationships in the conventional technology. When K is a constant, the relationship is represented by the line segment A. However, the actual relationship is usually the line segment B. The K value of the line segment B is usually smaller than that in the line segment A because of the actions of the vertical electric field V GS , the horizontal electric field V DS , W×L, and W/L. In the analysis, the horizontal electric field V DS  must be a constant. However, the K value is still affected by the vertical electric field V GS  and the dimensions of the transistors. Therefore, the voltage-current relationship is not merely influenced by the quadratic term of the linear region. Whether Equation (4) really meets the requirement of the linear region is also dependent on the voltage over the element because the electric field generated by the element influences the carrier mobility (K value) and makes the output current nonlinear. The discussion of the carrier mobility (K value) will be more correct and effective if it is based on the abovementioned facts.
 
     Because of the fact that the carrier mobility varies with the gate voltage, Equation (5) is taken into consideration: 
                     μ   eff     =       μ   0       1   +     θ   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )                   (   5   )               
Substitute Equation (5) into Equation (4) to obtain Resulting Equation (1):
 
                   =         K     1   +     θ   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )           ⁡     [       (       V   GS     -     V   T       )     ⁢     V   DS       ]       ≅       K   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   T       )       ⁢       V   DS     ⁡     [           1   -     θ   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )       +                     θ   2     ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )       2     -   …           ]         ≅         K   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   T       )       ⁢     V   DS       -     K   ⁢           ⁢       θ   ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )       2     ⁢     V   DS       +     K   ⁢           ⁢         θ   2     ⁡     (       V   GS     -     V   TH       )       3     ⁢     V   DS       -   …               Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   1   )                 
When Equation (5) including the factor of carrier mobility degradation is substituted into the linear Equation (4), it is found that Resulting Equation (1) contains not only the first order term but also the higher order terms. Thus is proved that degradation is involved in the conversion curve of voltage and current.
 
     As carrier mobility degradation still causes the resulting equation to contain quadratic and higher-order nonlinear terms, eliminating the quadratic term of the linear region is not an optimized approach to realize a high linearity voltage-current converter. The present invention intends to decrease the higher-order nonlinear terms to an optimized amount. 
     SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     One objective of the present invention is to provide a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation. 
     To achieve the abovementioned objective, the present invention proposes a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation, which comprises a first constant current source circuit, a first current mirror unit, an amplifier, a second constant current source circuit, a second current mirror unit, a seventh MOS transistor and an eighth MOS transistor. The first constant current source circuit includes a first MOS transistor having a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first current mirror unit includes a second MOS transistor and a third MOS transistor each having a gate, a source and a drain. The drain of the second MOS transistor is coupled to the first constant current source circuit. 
     The amplifier includes an output terminal, an inverted phase input terminal and a non-inverted phase input terminal. The output terminal of the amplifier is coupled to the gates of the second and third MOS transistors at a first joint point. The inverted phase input terminal of the amplifier is coupled to a second joint point of the first constant current source circuit. 
     The second current mirror unit includes a fifth MOS transistor and a sixth MOS transistor each having a gate, a source and a drain. The drain of the fifth MOS transistor is coupled to the drain of the third MOS transistor at a third joint point. The second constant current source circuit is coupled to the drain of the sixth MOS transistor. 
     The seventh MOS transistor includes a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first terminal of the seventh MOS transistor is coupled to the third joint point via a first conducting wire. The eighth MOS transistor includes a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first terminal of the eighth MOS transistor is coupled to a current output unit. The gate of the eighth MOS transistor is coupled to the gate of the seventh MOS transistor. 
     The high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation of the present invention has the following advantages: 
     1. The first constant current source circuit and the second constant current source circuit adopted in the present invention respectively use three reference voltages to compensate current in a voltage mode. The constant voltage source method disclosed in the present invention compensates current in a current mode, whereby it not only can supply specified voltage for specified applications but also can compensate current to maintain a given current. 
     2. The present invention can use the first constant current source circuit and the second constant current source circuit to satisfy some special requirements, such as a binary weighted current source or a digital/analog converter. The present invention can overcome the problem of insufficient driving capability, and the current supplied by the present invention is insensitive to temperature. The present invention can decrease the influence caused by variation in the power consumption or the fabrication process. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is a diagram showing voltage-current relationships in the conventional technology; 
         FIG. 2  is a diagram showing a circuitry of a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation according to the present invention; 
         FIG. 3  is a diagram showing a circuitry of a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation and having a negative feedback loop according to the present invention; and 
         FIG. 4  is a diagram showing the frequency response curves of the circuits shown in  FIG. 2  and  FIG. 3 . 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS 
     Below, the technical contents of the present invention are described in detail with the embodiments. However, the embodiments are only to exemplify the present invention but not to limit the scope of the present invention. 
     Refer to  FIG. 2  for a circuitry according to a first embodiment of the present invention. The present invention proposes a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation, which comprises a first constant current source circuit  10 , a first current mirror unit  20 , an amplifier  30 , a second constant current source circuit  60 , a second current mirror unit  70 , a seventh MOS transistor  80  and an eighth MOS transistor  110 . The first constant current source circuit  10  includes a first MOS transistor  11  having a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first current mirror unit  20  includes a second MOS transistor  21  and a third MOS transistor  22  each having a gate, a source and a drain. The second and third MOS transistors  21  and  22  are P-type MOS transistors. The second MOS transistor  21  is coupled to the first constant current source circuit  10  via the drain thereof. The second terminal of the first MOS transistor  11  is connected to a grounding connection  130 . 
     The first current mirror unit  20  also includes a first source voltage  23  respectively coupled to the sources of the second and third MOS transistors  21  and  22 . 
     The amplifier  30  includes an output terminal  31 , an inverted phase input terminal  32  and a non-inverted phase input terminal  33 . The output terminal  31  of the amplifier  30  is coupled to the gates of the second and third MOS transistors  21  and  22  at a first joint point  40 . The inverted phase input terminal  32  of the amplifier  30  is coupled to a second joint point  50  of the first constant current source circuit  10 . The non-inverted phase input terminal  33  of the amplifier  30  is coupled to a voltage-stabilizing element  34 , which is used to stabilize the performance of the first MOS transistor  11 . 
     The second current mirror unit  70  includes a fifth MOS transistor  71  and a sixth MOS transistor  72  each having a gate, a source and a drain. The fifth and sixth MOS transistors  71  and  72  are P-type MOS transistors. The drain of the fifth MOS transistor  71  is coupled to the drain of the third MOS transistor  22  at a third joint point  100 . The second constant current source circuit  60  is coupled to the drain of the sixth MOS transistor  72 . The second current mirror unit  70  also includes a second source voltage  73  respectively coupled to the sources of the fifth and sixth MOS transistors  71  and  72 . 
     The seventh MOS transistor  80  includes a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first terminal of the seventh MOS transistor  80  is coupled to the third joint point  100  via a first conducting wire  90 . The gate of the seventh MOS transistor  80  is coupled to the first terminal of the seventh MOS transistor  80  to function as a diode. 
     The eighth MOS transistor  110  includes a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The first terminal of the eighth MOS transistor  110  is coupled to a current output unit  120 . The gate of the eighth MOS transistor  110  is coupled to the gate of the seventh MOS transistor  80 . The first, seventh, and eighth MOS transistors  11 ,  80 , and  110  may be P-type (P-channel) MOS transistors or N-type (N-channel) MOS transistors. The drains of the abovementioned MOS transistors are defined to be the first terminals, and the sources are defined to be the second terminals. When the abovementioned MOS transistors adopt different type MOS transistors, the definitions of the first and second terminals are also changed correspondingly. 
     The seventh and eighth MOS transistors  80  and  110  are respectively coupled to the grounding connection  130  via the second terminals thereof. 
     The first constant current source circuit  10  also includes a ninth MOS transistor  12 , a tenth MOS transistor  13 , an eleventh MOS transistor  14  and a twelfth MOS transistor  16 . 
     The ninth MOS transistor  12  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The second terminal of the ninth MOS transistor  12  is coupled to the first terminal of the first MOS transistor  11  at the second joint point  50 . The first terminal of the ninth MOS transistor  12  is coupled to the drain of the second MOS transistor  21 . 
     The tenth MOS transistor  13  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The gate of the tenth MOS transistor  13  is coupled to the gate of the ninth MOS transistor  12 . The gate of the tenth MOS transistor  13  is coupled to the first terminal of the tenth MOS transistor  13 , whereby the tenth MOS transistor  13  can function as a diode. 
     The eleventh MOS transistor  14  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The second terminal of the eleventh MOS transistor  14  is coupled to a first reference electrode  15 . The gate of the eleventh MOS transistor  14  is coupled to the gate of the first MOS transistor  11 . The gate of the eleventh MOS transistor  14  is coupled to the first terminal of the eleventh MOS transistor  14 , whereby the eleventh MOS transistor  14  can function as a diode. The tenth MOS transistor  13 , the eleventh MOS transistor  14  and the twelfth MOS transistor  16  are cascaded. 
     The twelfth MOS transistor  16  has a gate, a source and a drain. The twelfth MOS transistor  16  is a P-type MOS transistor. The gate and source of the twelfth MOS transistor  16  are respectively coupled to a second reference electrode  17  and a third reference electrode  18 . 
     The ninth, tenth, and eleventh MOS transistors  12 ,  13 , and  14  may be P-type (P-channel) MOS transistors or N-type (N-channel) MOS transistors. The drains of the abovementioned MOS transistors are defined to be the first terminals, and the sources are defined to be the second terminals. When the abovementioned MOS transistors adopt different type MOS transistors, the definitions of the first and second terminals are also changed correspondingly. 
     The second constant current source circuit  60  includes a fourth MOS transistor  61 , a thirteenth MOS transistor  62 , a fourteenth MOS transistor  63 , a fifteenth MOS transistor  64 , and a sixteenth MOS transistor  66 . 
     The fourth MOS transistor  61  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The second terminal of the fourth MOS transistor  61  is coupled to the grounding connection  130 . 
     The thirteenth MOS transistor  62  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The second terminal of the thirteenth MOS transistor  62  is coupled to the first terminal of the fourth MOS transistor  61 . The first terminal of the thirteenth MOS transistor  62  is coupled to the drain of the sixth MOS transistor  72 . 
     The fourteenth MOS transistor  63  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The gate of the fourteenth MOS transistor  63  is coupled to the gate of the thirteenth MOS transistor  62 . The gate of the fourteenth MOS transistor  63  is coupled to the first terminal of the fourteenth MOS transistor  63 , whereby the fourteenth MOS transistor  63  can function as a diode. 
     The fifteenth MOS transistor  64  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The second terminal of the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  is coupled to a fourth reference electrode  65 . The fourth reference electrode  65  is equipotential to the first reference electrode  15 . The gate of the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  is coupled to the gate of the fourth MOS transistor  61 . The gate of the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  is coupled to the first terminal of the fifteenth MOS transistor  64 , whereby the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  can function as a diode. The fourteenth MOS transistor  63 , the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  and the sixteenth MOS transistor  66  are cascaded. 
     The sixteenth MOS transistor  66  has a gate, a first terminal and a second terminal. The sixteenth MOS transistor  66  is a P-type MOS transistor. The gate and source of the sixteenth MOS transistor  66  are respectively coupled to a fifth reference electrode  67  and a sixth reference electrode  68 . 
     The fourth MOS transistor  61 , the ninth MOS transistor  12 , the tenth MOS transistor  13 , the eleventh MOS transistor  14 , the thirteenth MOS transistor  62 , the fourteenth MOS transistor  63  and the fifteenth MOS transistor  64  may be P-type (P-channel) MOS transistors or N-type (N-channel) MOS transistors. The drains of the abovementioned MOS transistors are defined to be the first terminals, and the sources are defined to be the second terminals. When the abovementioned MOS transistors adopt different type MOS transistors, the definitions of the first and second terminals are also changed correspondingly. 
     Refer to  FIG. 3  for a second embodiment according to the present invention. The present invention may incorporate a negative feedback loop and further comprises a seventeenth MOS transistor  91 , an eighteenth MOS transistor  92 , a first capacitor  93  and a second capacitor  94 . The gates of the seventeenth MOS transistor  91  and the eighteenth MOS transistor  92  are coupled to each other and also coupled to one end of each of the first and second capacitors  93  and  94 . The second terminals of the seventeenth MOS transistor  91  and the eighteenth MOS transistor  92  are coupled to the grounding connection  130 . The first terminals of the seventeenth MOS transistor  91  and the eighteenth MOS transistor  92  are respectively coupled to the second joint point  50  and the first terminal of the fourth MOS transistor  61 . The other ends of the first and second capacitors  93  and  94  are respectively coupled to the first terminal of the eighth MOS transistor  110  and the grounding connection  130 . 
     Refer to  FIG. 4 . The output current is inverse proportional to the output voltage. The partial voltages of the first and second capacitors  93  and  94  enables the seventeenth MOS transistor  91  working in the linear region and the eighteenth MOS transistor  92  working in the saturation region to generate compensative downward current curves. The negative feedback loop makes the currents of the second MOS transistor  21  and the sixth MOS transistor  72  increase. Thereby, the negative feedback loop can stabilize the circuit and decrease the low-frequency gain. Further, the zero point is moved to a higher frequency, and the bandwidth of the circuit is effectively increased. The frequency response curve of the circuit without the negative feedback loop is FA having a bandwidth of about 9.87 MHz, and the frequency response curve of the circuit with the negative feedback loop is FB having a bandwidth of about 94.9 MHz. 
     The Inventor of the present invention possesses a R.O.C. patent No. I237948—a “Constant Current Source Able to Regulate and Compensate Threshold Voltage and Channel Length”. The present invention utilizes the prior art to increase the durability, stability and PSRR (Power Supply Rejection Ratio) of the circuit. 
     Suppose 
                     V   DS     =       V   X     =   A             (     Assumption   ⁢           ⁢   1     )                   V   DS   2     2     =         V   X   2     2     =   B             (     Assumption   ⁢           ⁢   2     )                 V   GS   −V   T   =V   i   (Assumption 3)
 
                     K   Lin     =       μ   n     ⁢         C   ox     ⁡     (     W   L     )         M   lin                 (     Assumption   ⁢           ⁢   4     )                 K   Sat     =       1   2     ⁢     μ   n     ⁢         C   ox     ⁡     (     W   L     )         M   Sat                 (     Assumption   ⁢           ⁢   5     )               
Substitute the equations of the assumptions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into the equation of the linear region of the conventional technology and obtain Resulting Equation (2):
 
                     I   Lin     =         K   Lin     ⁡     [         (       V   GS     -     V   T       )     ⁢     V   DS       -       V   DS   2     2       ]       =         K   Lin     ⁡     [         (     V   i     )     ⁢   A     -   B     ]       ≅         K   Lin       1   +       θ   Lin     ⁡     (     V   i     )           ⁢     (     V   i     )     ⁢   A                 Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   2   )                 
wherein V DS  is a minor voltage value and B is thus omitted. Substitute the equations of the assumptions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into the equation of the saturation region of the conventional technology and obtain Resulting Equation (3):
 
                     I   Sat     =           K   Sat     ⁡     (     V   i     )       2     ≅         K   Sat       1   +       θ   Sat     ⁡     (     V   i     )           ⁢       (     V   i     )     2                 Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   3   )                 
Sum up I Lin  and I Sat  and obtain Resulting Equation (4):
 
                     I   out     =         I   Lin     +     I   Sat       ≅           K   Lin       1   +       θ   Lin     ⁡     (     V   i     )           ⁢     (     V   i     )     ⁢   A     +         K   Sat       1   +       θ   Sat     ⁡     (     V   i     )           ⁢       (     V   i     )     2         ≅           K   Lin     ⁡     (     V   i     )       ⁢     A   ⁡     (     1   -       θ   Lin     ⁢     V   i       +       θ   Lin   2     ⁢     V   i   2       -       θ   Lin   3     ⁢     V   i   3         )         +       K   Sat     ⁢       V   i   2     ⁡     (     1   -       θ   Sat     ⁢     V   i       +       θ   Sat   2     ⁢     V   i   2         )           ≅         AK   Lin     ⁢     V   i       -       AK   Lin     ⁢     θ   Lin     ⁢     V   i   2       +       AK   Lin     ⁢     θ   Lin   2     ⁢     V   i   3       -       AK   Lin     ⁢     θ   Lin   3     ⁢     V   i   4       +       K   Sat     ⁢     V   i   2       -       K   Sat     ⁢     θ   Sat     ⁢     V   i   3       +       K   Sat     ⁢     θ   Sat   2     ⁢     V   i   4                   Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   4   )                 
Arrange Resulting Equation (4) and obtain Resulting Equations (5), (6) and (7):
 
AK Lin θ Lin =K Sat   Resulting Equation (5)
 
AK Lin θ Lin   2 =K Sat θ Sat   Resulting Equation (6)
 
AK Lin θ Lin   3 =K Sat θ Sat   2   Resulting Equation (7)
 
Arrange Resulting Equation (5) and obtain Resulting Equation (8);
 
                     A   ⁢           ⁢     θ   Lin       =       K   Sat       K   Lin               Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   8   )                 
As Aθ Lin  in Resulting Equation (8) is very small, K Lin &gt;&gt;K Sat  and (W Lin /L Lin )&gt;&gt;(W Sat /L Sat ). Thus, θ Sat ≠θ Lin . Further, θ decreases and θ Sat &gt;θ Lin  because the value of W×L increases.
 
     It may be derived from the Resulting Equation (6) and the Resulting Equation (8) that K Sat  θ Sat &gt;A K Sat  θ Lin   2 , which may also be regarded as K sat  (θ Lin +Δθ)&gt;A K Sat  θ Lin   2 . As the value of W×L increases and θ decreases, K Sat  increases and K Sat &gt;A K Sat  θ Lin . Thus, Resulting Equations (5), (6) and (7) cannot be satisfied simultaneously. 
     Let
 
Δ= K   Sat   V   i   2   −AK   Lin θ Lin   V   i   2   +AK   Lin θ Lin   2   V   i   3   −K   Sat θ Sat   V   i   3 +K Sat θ Sat   2   V   i   4   −AK   Lin θ Lin   3   V   i   4  
 
and
 
Δ′=2( K   Sat   −AK   Lin θ Lin ) V   i +3( AK   Lin θ Lin   2   V   i   3   −K   Sat θ Sat   V   i   3 ) V   i   2 +4( K   Sat θ Sat   2   V   i   4   −AK   Lin θ Lin   3   V   i   4 ) V   i   3  
 
     It is intended to make the function become zero or a constant after the first order differentiation. However, after the first order differentiation, Δ′ still has nonlinear terms whose orders are higher than that of the linear terms. This fact makes us have to perform a second order differentiation of the function and let the second order differentiation of the function be zero to see whether a condition can be found therefrom. 
     The second order differentiation of the function is expressed by
 
Δ″=2( K   Sat   −AK   Lin θ Lin )+6( AK   Lin θ Lin   2   −K   Sat θ Sat ) V   i +12( K   Sat θ Sat   2   −AK   Lin θ Lin   3 ) V   i   2 =0
 
     As θ Lin  and θ Sat  vary with V GS , they are not constants. Thus, the result of the second order differentiation is harder to be zero. The objective of the present invention is to make the result of the second order differentiation approaches zero and decrease the error of Δ. Let the values of the above formulae inside the parentheses approach zero:
 
(K Sat −AK Lin θ Lin )≈0
 
(AK Lin θ Lin   2 −K Sat θ Sat )≈0
 
(K Sat θ Sat   2 −AK Lin θ Lin   3 )≈0
 
It should make Δ″ approach zero as much as possible. Arrange the above equations and obtain Resulting Equations (9), (10) and (11):
 
     
       
         
           
             
               
                 
                   
                     
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     Couple Resulting Equations (9), (10) and (11) and obtain simultaneous solutions: 
     From Resulting Equations (9) and (10), 
     
       
         
           
             
               
                 
                   
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     From Resulting Equations (9) and (11), 
                     A   ⁢           ⁢       θ   Lin     ⁡     (     1   -       (       θ   Lin       θ   Sat       )     2       )         ⇒   0           Resulting   ⁢           ⁢   Equation   ⁢           ⁢     (   14   )                 
It is necessary to repeatedly modify K Lin  and K Sat  to let Resulting Equations (12), (13) and (14) approach zero.
 
     In conclusion, the present invention proposes a high linearity voltage-current converter able to compensate for mobility degradation. The simulation result shows that the present invention can effectively solve the conventional problems of carrier mobility degradation, threshold voltage variation, and supply voltage drift. Thus, the electronic components used in the present invention have more stable threshold voltage and supply voltage. Therefore, the present invention can promote more efficiently, reduce additional energy loss and decrease operation cost for industry.