3) VDD=VSS=1.5 V, µpCox=250 µA/V2, µn=2.5-up, Vthn=0.5 V, Vthp=-0.5 V, λn λp=0.1 V-¹ is given for the circuit below. The differential amplifier biased using current mirrors will be designed to meet the following requirements: Adm=-70, IREF=150mA, Vov3-Vov4-Vov5-Vov6-Vov7-150 mV. a) Calculate the value of resistor R and the W/L values of the transistors. b) Calculate the value of CMRR

3) VDD=VSS=1.5 V, µpCox=250 µA/V2, µn=2.5-up, Vthn=0.5 V, Vthp=-0.5 V, λn λp=0.1 V-¹ is given for the circuit below. The differential amplifier biased using current mirrors will be designed to meet the following requirements: Adm=-70, IREF=150mA, Vov3-Vov4-Vov5-Vov6-Vov7-150 mV. a) Calculate the value of resistor R and the W/L values of the transistors. b) Calculate the value of CMRR

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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