2. Textbook problem 7.52 (assuming a factor of 10 so the impedance of C₁ and C, canbe negligible). In the following problems, unless otherwisestated, assume nCox = 200 μA/V², ppCox100 μA/V²,2 = 0, and VTH = 0.4 V for NMOSdevices and -0.4 V for PMOS devices.7.52. The circuit shown in Fig. 7.83 must pro-vide a voltage gain of 6, with Cs serv-oling as a low impedance at the frequenciesof interest. Assuming a power budget of2 mW and an input impedance of 20 km,design the circuit such that M₁ operates200 mV away from the triode region.Select the values of C₁ and Cs so that theirimpedance is negligible at 1 MHz.VinC₁HHFigure 7.83R₁VDD = 1.8 VwwRDLo VoutHM₁RsCs

It is given that: μnCox=200 μAV2μpCox=100 μAV2λ=0VTH= 0.4 V for NMOSVTH=-0.4 V for PMOSAv=6P=2…

7.52. The circuit shown in Fig. 7.83 must pro- vide a voltage gain of 6, with Cs serv- ing as a low impedance at the frequencies of interest. Assuming a power budget of 2 mW and an input impedance of 20 k2, design the circuit such that M₁ operates 200 mV away from the triode region. Select the values of C₁ and Cs so that their impedance is negligible at 1 MHz.

7.52. The circuit shown in Fig. 7.83 must pro- vide a voltage gain of 6, with Cs serv- ing as a low impedance at the frequencies of interest. Assuming a power budget of 2 mW and an input impedance of 20 k2, design the circuit such that M₁ operates 200 mV away from the triode region. Select the values of C₁ and Cs so that their impedance is negligible at 1 MHz.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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