For an active-loaded MOS differential amplifier shown in Figure 2, assume that for all transistors, W/L = 7.2 µm/0.36 μm, μnCox = 387 μA/V², μpCox = 86 μA/V², |V'An| = 5 V/ μm, V'Apl = 6 V/ μm, the bias current /TAIL = 0.2 mA and Rss = 25 ΚΩ. Determine the value of differential-mode gain, Adm. (Note: No derivation needed) Given the common-mode gain, Acm = CMRR. VG1 T3 T₁ VDD SS ITAIL Figure 2. T₂ T4 1/(2.gm.Rss), determine the V₂ VG2

For an active-loaded MOS differential amplifier shown in Figure 2, assume that for all transistors, W/L = 7.2 µm/0.36 μm, μnCox = 387 μA/V², μpCox = 86 μA/V², |V'An| = 5 V/ μm, V'Apl = 6 V/ μm, the bias current /TAIL = 0.2 mA and Rss = 25 ΚΩ. Determine the value of differential-mode gain, Adm. (Note: No derivation needed) Given the common-mode gain, Acm = CMRR. VG1 T3 T₁ VDD SS ITAIL Figure 2. T₂ T4 1/(2.gm.Rss), determine the V₂ VG2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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