In the circuit given below, M1 and M2 transistors operate in the saturation region and the channel length modulation coefficients are given as An and Ap (for roN and roP). (a) Describe whether the transistors are connected in series or in parallel by drawing the small signal equivalent of the circuit (those who write only series or only parallel without explanation will not be awarded) (b) How much will the voltage gain of the circuit? VDD M2 Vino o Vout

In the circuit given below, M1 and M2 transistors operate in the saturation region and the channel length modulation coefficients are given as An and Ap (for roN and roP). (a) Describe whether the transistors are connected in series or in parallel by drawing the small signal equivalent of the circuit (those who write only series or only parallel without explanation will not be awarded) (b) How much will the voltage gain of the circuit? VDD M2 Vino o Vout

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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