6. This problem involves designing a differential amplifier of the following figure. You may assume that the body and source terminal is shorted and you can neglect channel length modulation. Use the following MOSFET parameters: N-channel P-channel Units v A/v Parameter +1.10 -1.20 5.2E-5 1.5E-5 a) Choose IBIAS for an output DC bias level Vo1(oc) = Voz(DC)=3.00 V. b) Determine the voltage gain of the differential amplifier. c) Determine the magnitude of the small signal common mode gain. VDD = +5V RD1 5ka RD2 Sk2 Voi - o Vo2 M2 w/L=80/2 M1 W/L=80/2 V. IBIAS Vss = -5V
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![6. This problem involves designing a differential amplifier of the following figure. You may
assume that the body and source terminal is shorted and you can neglect channel length
modulation. Use the following MOSFET parameters:
Parameter
N-channel
P-channel
Units
+1.10
-1.20
V
5. 2E-5
A/v
1.5E-5
a) Choose IBIAS for an output DC bias level Vo1(Dc) = Voz(DC)=3.00 V.
b) Determine the voltage gain of the differential amplifier.
c) Determine the magnitude of the small signal common mode gain.
VDD = +5V
RD1
5kQ
RD2
5kO
Voi0
o Vo2
M1
M2
W/L=80/2
w/L=80/2
) IBIAS
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