Problem #3: The current-mirror-loaded MOS differential amplifier shown above is biased with I-300µA. the differential-pair transistors have W/L=20 and VA-2.4 V. The circuit is fabricated in a process for which Cox-500 µA/v', HCox-250 HA/V. Find Ro and Ad. If a load resistance R1 is connected to the output, at what value of R1 does the gain reduce to half its open-circuit value?

Problem #3: The current-mirror-loaded MOS differential amplifier shown above is biased with I-300µA. the differential-pair transistors have W/L=20 and VA-2.4 V. The circuit is fabricated in a process for which Cox-500 µA/v', HCox-250 HA/V. Find Ro and Ad. If a load resistance R1 is connected to the output, at what value of R1 does the gain reduce to half its open-circuit value?

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