Small-Signal Model Assume all capacitive reactances, Xc, are very low at the frequency of interest. No calculations are required. YOU NEED NOT DRAW A SMALL-SIGNAL MODEL!!!!, IDENTIFY THE TOPOGIES BY INSPECTION. (a) The basic circuit topology of the Q1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice. (b) The basic circuit topology of the M1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice. (c) The basic circuit topology of the Q2 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice.

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Small-Signal Model Assume all capacitive reactances,
Xc, are very low at the frequency of interest. No calculations are required. YOU NEED NOT
DRAW A SMALL-SIGNAL MODEL!!!!, IDENTIFY THE TOPOGIES BY INSPECTION.
(a) The basic circuit topology of the Q1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice.
(b) The basic circuit topology of the M1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice.
(c) The basic circuit topology of the Q2 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice.
(d) The voltage gain of the just the Q2 stage is (100, Computed from gmR,, Not Quite +1, Not
Quite -1)
R4
R5
R6
VDC1
C3
Q2
C1
Q1
C2
M1
C5
Vout
Vin
R7
R9
R1
R3
R2
R2
C4
C6
R8
VDC2
Transcribed Image Text:Small-Signal Model Assume all capacitive reactances, Xc, are very low at the frequency of interest. No calculations are required. YOU NEED NOT DRAW A SMALL-SIGNAL MODEL!!!!, IDENTIFY THE TOPOGIES BY INSPECTION. (a) The basic circuit topology of the Q1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice. (b) The basic circuit topology of the M1 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice. (c) The basic circuit topology of the Q2 circuit is (CE, CB, CC, CS, CG, CD). Circle Choice. (d) The voltage gain of the just the Q2 stage is (100, Computed from gmR,, Not Quite +1, Not Quite -1) R4 R5 R6 VDC1 C3 Q2 C1 Q1 C2 M1 C5 Vout Vin R7 R9 R1 R3 R2 R2 C4 C6 R8 VDC2
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