Shown below is a current mirror formed by M3 and M1. The Current mirror feeds current to the common source amplifier consisting of M2. (Assume, ID=0.001(W/L)(VGS-1)^2 in Saturation, also let (W/L)=1) find: a. VDS1, VDS2, ID2, ID1 b. Draw the small signal eq. circuit Zout C1 c. Gain (Vo/Vi) -Vo inf d. Zout, Zin, Zs Zin -12V R1 5.5k 4 R2

Shown below is a current mirror formed by M3 and M1. The Current mirror feeds current to the common source amplifier consisting of M2. (Assume, ID=0.001(W/L)(VGS-1)^2 in Saturation, also let (W/L)=1) find: a. VDS1, VDS2, ID2, ID1 b. Draw the small signal eq. circuit Zout C1 c. Gain (Vo/Vi) -Vo inf d. Zout, Zin, Zs Zin -12V R1 5.5k 4 R2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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