QUESTION 16: For the transistors in the circuit in Figure 11.32, the circuit parameters V* = 1.8V, V = −1.8V, and IQ = 155 μA.The transistor parameters are: k'n = 100 µA/V², k'p = 40 µA/V², VĨN = 0.3V, Vpp = −0.3V, (W/L)n = 8, (W/L)p = 10, λp = 35 mV¯¹, and λñ = 27 mV¯¹.Determine the small signal differential-mode voltage gain, Adro2₂ (k)|Format: 666.3325280404704 (kn)Format: 583.38844987004AdFormat: 73.235927554867M₁V10-ip3M3fiDiM₁V+V™loiD2M₂iD4-OVOV₂

The given circuit diagram is shown below: It is given that: V+=1.8 VV-=-1.8 VIQ=155 μAKn'=100…

QUESTION 16: For the transistors in the circuit in Figure 11.32, the circuit parameters V=1.8V, V = -1.8V, and Io = 155 µA. The transistor parameters are: k'n = 100 µA/V², k'p = 40 µA/V², VĨN= 0.3V, VĨp = −0.3V, (W/L)n = 8, (W/L)µ = 10, λp = 35 mV¯¹, a Determine the small signal differential-mode voltage gain, Ad. 02 (k) Format: 666.3325280404 04 (k) Format: 583.38844987004 Format: 73.235927554867 M₁ Ad M₂ V+ ¹, and 2 = 27 mV

QUESTION 16: For the transistors in the circuit in Figure 11.32, the circuit parameters V=1.8V, V = -1.8V, and Io = 155 µA. The transistor parameters are: k'n = 100 µA/V², k'p = 40 µA/V², VĨN= 0.3V, VĨp = −0.3V, (W/L)n = 8, (W/L)µ = 10, λp = 35 mV¯¹, a Determine the small signal differential-mode voltage gain, Ad. 02 (k) Format: 666.3325280404 04 (k) Format: 583.38844987004 Format: 73.235927554867 M₁ Ad M₂ V+ ¹, and 2 = 27 mV

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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