(a) Consider the following common-source amplifier: VDD = 1.5 V WIL = 5.6 μm / 28 nm HnCox = 400 μA/V² ID,BIAS = 1.25 mA Rs Vin VDD Ţ www. RD HH CD: CD = 200 fF RD = 600 Rs = 102 CGS = 100 fF CDB = 80 fF Ignore channel-length modulation Fig. 1 1. Calculate the low frequency voltage gain. 2. Calculate the input and output poles of Fig. 1 in MHz.

(a) Consider the following common-source amplifier: VDD = 1.5 V WIL = 5.6 μm / 28 nm HnCox = 400 μA/V² ID,BIAS = 1.25 mA Rs Vin VDD Ţ www. RD HH CD: CD = 200 fF RD = 600 Rs = 102 CGS = 100 fF CDB = 80 fF Ignore channel-length modulation Fig. 1 1. Calculate the low frequency voltage gain. 2. Calculate the input and output poles of Fig. 1 in MHz.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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