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4. Shown below is a common source with an ideal current source load. Notice that the current of M1 will always be the same with the ideal current source. Now, describe the effect of varying vin to the circuit. Show proof. (Hint: consider the non-ideal effects.) VDD V out

4. Shown below is a common source with an ideal current source load. Notice that the current of M1 will always be the same with the ideal current source. Now, describe the effect of varying vin to the circuit. Show proof. (Hint: consider the non-ideal effects.) VDD V out

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4. Shown below is a common source with an ideal current source load. Notice that the current of M1 will always be the same with the ideal current source. Now, describe the effect of varying vin to the circuit. Show proof. (Hint: consider the non-ideal effects.) VDD V out in M1 Use this as guide CMOS Amplifiers VDD VoD m21'02 Vout Vout VinHEM, Vino- M1 (b) (a) Figure 7.10 (a) CS stage a PMOS device as a current source, (b) small-signal model. output impedance [Fig. 7.10(b)] because vi = 0 and hence gm2V1 = 0. Thus, the drain node of M1 sees both roi and ro2 to ac ground. Equations (7.46) and (7.48) give A, = -gmi (ro1||ro2) (7.52) (7.53) Rout = roi||ro2.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Shown below is a common source with an ideal current source load. Notice that the current of M1 will always be the same with the ideal current source. Now, describe the effect of varying vin to the circuit. Show proof. (Hint: consider the non-ideal effects.) VDD V out in M1 Use this as guide CMOS Amplifiers VDD VoD m21'02 Vout Vout VinHEM, Vino- M1 (b) (a) Figure 7.10 (a) CS stage a PMOS device as a current source, (b) small-signal model. output impedance [Fig. 7.10(b)] because vi = 0 and hence gm2V1 = 0. Thus, the drain node of M1 sees both roi and ro2 to ac ground. Equations (7.46) and (7.48) give A, = -gmi (ro1||ro2) (7.52) (7.53) Rout = roi||ro2.
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