Determine the quiescent point (i.e. the drain current of M, and M2 and their DC gate voltage),the voltage gain, as well as the input and output resistances of the circuit below right. Assumethat RF= 560 kN, R3 = 100 kN, ký = 100 µA/V², k½ = 40 µA/V², VTHn = 1 V, Vrhp100/1, a = 0.02 V-1. Draw the small-signal-1V, VDD = 5 V, (W/L)n = =diagram and show all your work.40/1, (W /L)p,+VpDM2C2RFM1R3voUI

Given:RF=560 kΩR3=100 kΩk'n=100 μA/V2k'p=40 μA/V2VTHn=1 VVTHp=-1 VVDD=5VωLn=401ωLp=1001λ=0.02 V-1

Determine the quiescent point (i.e. the drain current of M, and M2 and their DC gate voltage), the voltage gain, as well as the input and output resistances of the circuit below right. Assume that Rp = 560 kN, R3 = 100 kN, kn = 100 µA/V², k½ = 40 µA/V², VThn = 1 V, VTHD -1 V, Vpp = 5 V, (W/L)n = %3D : 40/1 , (W/L), = 100/1, 2 = 0.02 V-1. Draw the small-signal diagram and show all your work. +VDD M2 C2 Rf M1 R3 vo + +

Determine the quiescent point (i.e. the drain current of M, and M2 and their DC gate voltage), the voltage gain, as well as the input and output resistances of the circuit below right. Assume that Rp = 560 kN, R3 = 100 kN, kn = 100 µA/V², k½ = 40 µA/V², VThn = 1 V, VTHD -1 V, Vpp = 5 V, (W/L)n = %3D : 40/1 , (W/L), = 100/1, 2 = 0.02 V-1. Draw the small-signal diagram and show all your work. +VDD M2 C2 Rf M1 R3 vo + +

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