Differential Amplifiers: Small Signal Analysis 1. Given the circuit in Fig. 1, and given the small signal parameters for each PMOSFET transistor (gm;, Tz, and r.), and that each current source has a finite output resistance, Rtail. (a) Determine the small signal differential voltage gain, Adm = parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail. as a function of the transistor small signal Vid , as a function of the transistor small signal (b) Determine the small signal common-mode voltage gain, Acm = parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail. (c) Calculate the common-mode rejection ratio of the amplifier as a function of the transistor small signal parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail-

Differential Amplifiers: Small Signal Analysis 1. Given the circuit in Fig. 1, and given the small signal parameters for each PMOSFET transistor (gm;, Tz, and r.), and that each current source has a finite output resistance, Rtail. (a) Determine the small signal differential voltage gain, Adm = parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail. as a function of the transistor small signal Vid , as a function of the transistor small signal (b) Determine the small signal common-mode voltage gain, Acm = parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail. (c) Calculate the common-mode rejection ratio of the amplifier as a function of the transistor small signal parameters, and the resistor values, R, RL and Rtail-

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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