Consider the following feedback amplifier circuit. Assume lambda= 0, . VDD ERD2 M₂ ERDI Vin M₁ Select one: O a. none of these O b. O C. O d. R₁ R₂ the open loop input resistance RinoL and the closed loop input resistances Rincare respectively. Vout RinoL = 1/gm and RincL= 1/gm(1+kA1) RinOL = ∞ and Rincl= (1+ KA1) RinOL = ∞ and RinCL = 00

Consider the following feedback amplifier circuit. Assume lambda= 0, . VDD ERD2 M₂ ERDI Vin M₁ Select one: O a. none of these O b. O C. O d. R₁ R₂ the open loop input resistance RinoL and the closed loop input resistances Rincare respectively. Vout RinoL = 1/gm and RincL= 1/gm(1+kA1) RinOL = ∞ and Rincl= (1+ KA1) RinOL = ∞ and RinCL = 00

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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