Figure 6 shows the circuit diagram for a single stage NMOS amplifier realized with the transistor MI. (a) What kind of amplifier is M1 part of? By using Miller's theorem draw the resulting small signal equivalent circuit and derive an expression for the voltage gain Gv at varying of the frequency f. Assume that the output impedance of the signal generator connected at the input of the circuit is Ro. (b) Derive the expression of the poles fpi in the gain G, and sketch the bode plot for the gain of the circuit stating any assumption. (c)

Figure 6 shows the circuit diagram for a single stage NMOS amplifier realized with the transistor MI. (a) What kind of amplifier is M1 part of? By using Miller's theorem draw the resulting small signal equivalent circuit and derive an expression for the voltage gain Gv at varying of the frequency f. Assume that the output impedance of the signal generator connected at the input of the circuit is Ro. (b) Derive the expression of the poles fpi in the gain G, and sketch the bode plot for the gain of the circuit stating any assumption. (c)

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