Calculate the Ves for a NMOS transistor with B = 1900 µA/V, V, = 1 V and operating in saturation with a transconductance g = 7 mS. QI (a) %3D (b) For the circuit shown in Figure 1, draw the small signal equivalent circuit model valid in the mid-band frequency range and identify the kind of amplifier formed by the NMOS transistor Ml. Using the small equivalent model for the circuit of Figure 1, calculate the output impedance (Rout). Show the details of the calculation and state any assumption. VDD R1 Rp M1 V out Vin R2 ECG Rs Vss = 0 V Figure 1

Calculate the Ves for a NMOS transistor with B = 1900 µA/V, V, = 1 V and operating in saturation with a transconductance g = 7 mS. QI (a) %3D (b) For the circuit shown in Figure 1, draw the small signal equivalent circuit model valid in the mid-band frequency range and identify the kind of amplifier formed by the NMOS transistor Ml. Using the small equivalent model for the circuit of Figure 1, calculate the output impedance (Rout). Show the details of the calculation and state any assumption. VDD R1 Rp M1 V out Vin R2 ECG Rs Vss = 0 V Figure 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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