a.
The small-signal voltage gain
a.
Answer to Problem 11.84P
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given circuit is,
The two amplifying transistors
Calculation:
Consider the given figure,
Now find trans-conductance,
Now calculate
Now consider small-signal equivalent circuit,
Apply nodal method at node
Now apply nodal method at node
Now consider,
Find
Apply nodal analysis at node
Hence,
b.
The small-signal voltage gain
b.
Answer to Problem 11.84P
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given circuit is,
The two amplifying transistors
Calculation:
Consider the given figure,
Now find trans-conductance,
Now,
Now consider circuit,
Apply nodal at top part of the circuit,
Apply nodal at middle part of the circuit,
Find
Apply nodal analysis at node
Hence,
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