For the Differential amplifier shown:, calculate the following: 1. The differential mode gain 2. Input resistance 3. Output resistance Given: Kı=K2=100µA/V² • K=K=Ks=K=K=200µA/V? • Rref-40k2 • VAp-50V, VAn=100V |Vrl= Vra =2V +5V M3 М4

For the Differential amplifier shown:, calculate the following: 1. The differential mode gain 2. Input resistance 3. Output resistance Given: Kı=K2=100µA/V² • K=K=Ks=K=K=200µA/V? • Rref-40k2 • VAp-50V, VAn=100V |Vrl= Vra =2V +5V M3 М4

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.3P

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For the Differential amplifier shown:, calculate the following:
1. The differential mode gain
2. Input resistance
3. Output resistance
Given:
• K=K2=100µA/V?
• K=K=Ks=K6=K7=200µA/V?
• Rref-40k2
• VAp-50V, VAn=100V
Vr =Vra = 2V
Tn
+5V
M3
M4
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HM1
M2 JEV2
Rref
Vout
M6
M7
M5
-5 V

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