In the given common-gate amplifier circuit below, the voltage source Vg is a constant voltage source that, along with the DC component of the input voltage, sets the quiescent drain current of the PMOS transistor such that g=3mS. The transistor also has A-0, C-4pF and Cge=200fF. The amplifier is fed with an input source having Rin=5kn, has a load resistance R=10kn and a load capacitance C=2pF. Derive the transfer function and answer the questions below. Express your answer up to 3 decimal places. a. DC gain (in dB) b. frequency of the dominant pole (w,3, in Mrad/sec) c. frequency of the non-dominant pole (w,2, in Grad/sec) y oft

In the given common-gate amplifier circuit below, the voltage source Vg is a constant voltage source that, along with the DC component of the input voltage, sets the quiescent drain current of the PMOS transistor such that g=3mS. The transistor also has A-0, C-4pF and Cge=200fF. The amplifier is fed with an input source having Rin=5kn, has a load resistance R=10kn and a load capacitance C=2pF. Derive the transfer function and answer the questions below. Express your answer up to 3 decimal places. a. DC gain (in dB) b. frequency of the dominant pole (w,3, in Mrad/sec) c. frequency of the non-dominant pole (w,2, in Grad/sec) y oft

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