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4.26. In the circuit of Fig. 4.39, assume that M5 and M6 have a small threshold voltage mismatch of ΔV and ISS has an output impedance RSS. Calculate the CMRR.

4.26. In the circuit of Fig. 4.39, assume that M5 and M6 have a small threshold voltage mismatch of ΔV and ISS has an output impedance RSS. Calculate the CMRR.

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4.26. In the circuit of Fig. 4.39, assume that M 5 and M 6 have a small threshold voltage mismatch of Δ V and I S S has an output impedance R S S . Calculate the CMRR.

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