Peking University Microelectronics Postgraduate Retest Questions in April 2014-What is a small signal?

In April 2014, the Peking University microelectronics re-examination was held in the Micronano Electronics Building. At that time, one question was drawn during the interview.

I drew a question during the interview:

What is a small signal?

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What I answered is less than a thermal voltage Vt.

The other teacher (it seems to be Mr. Lu Wengao) asked:

What is thermal voltage

I answer: kt/q

Q: How big is this thermal voltage

My answer: 26mV

Finally the teacher said that the small signal should be infinitesimal.

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(My answer at the time was actually for bjt, because there are diodes everywhere in bjt. The formula for diodes is:

id=Is*(e^Vd/Vt-1) 

According to the equivalent infinitesimal formula of advanced mathematics:

When x is infinite, we have:

a^x-1=xlna

So substituting the above diode formula has id=Is*(e^Vd/Vt-1) =Is*Vd/Vt (in this case, Vd is less than Vt)

But obviously I didn't consider the situation of MOS tube, so the teacher's answer is more rigorous. )

Then the teacher asked:

What kind of work do you do?

I said:

Copy film, reverse (reverse) engineering.

The teacher said:

Copy film?

I said: yes

Then discuss with two teachers:

We also recruited such a student in the first two years.

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Some can't remember in the middle.

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Teacher Li Qian (sitting on the far right side opposite me, wearing a hundred black) asked:

Why did you take the postgraduate entrance examination (after work) after (work)?

I replied:

I don’t want to copy other people’s circuits all the time.

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