Start date: 27 May 2024
Duration: 5 days x 4 hours / day, 27, 29, 31 May, 4 and 6 June 2024, 9am - 1pm each day
Location: Online course
Certificate: N/A
Cost: Members € 500; Non-members € 750
Course code: N/A
Programme overview
This short course will develop a fundamental understanding of MOS devices and analog circuits. It will be delivered using a blend of online video lectures, design and simulation lab demonstrations, and daily online support. Online support will be available to attendees for 2 weeks after the conclusion of the course.
In 2024 it is being held on 8, 10, 12, 16 and 18 April and 27, 29, 31 May, 4 and 6 June.
Learning outcomes
Develop a fundamental understanding of MOS devices
Analyse CMOS analog building blocks & amplifier circuits
Gain intuitive know-how with circuit design and simulation lab demonstrations
Who is the course for?
The Analog IC Design short course is ideal for junior and early career analog/mixed-signal design engineers who wish to acquire a fundamental knowledge of MOS devices and circuits in a relatively short timeframe. However, the module will also meet the needs of more experienced engineers in other roles, for example digital system design engineers, verification engineers, physical design engineers, test engineers, or engineers who simply want to acquire a deeper understanding of MOS devices & circuits.
Schedule
Day 1: MOS device fundamentals
Day 2: Fundamental MOS circuit building blocks
Day 3: Analysis and design of single stage amplifiers
Day 4: Analysis & design of differential amplifiers and OTAs
Day 5: Introduction to Op-Amp design
Trainer Profile
Ken Deevy has over 25 years of experience as a senior lecturer and researcher in higher education. He was previously a senior design engineer at Analog Devices, where he spent over 10 years involved in the design and development of a wide variety of mixed signal circuits, including high-resolution and high-speed data converters, precision comparators, analogue signal conditioning circuits, voltage references and oscillator circuits. Ken holds 4 patents and co-awards in the field of microelectronics. He developed and taught several Analog and Mixed Signal IC design courses for undergraduate and postgraduate programs in higher education.
Email training@midasireland.ie for bookings and queries
