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9.20. Compute the short-circuit transconductance and the voltage gain of each of the stages in Fig. 9.53. Assume λ > 0 and VA < ∞. (e)

9.20. Compute the short-circuit transconductance and the voltage gain of each of the stages in Fig. 9.53. Assume λ > 0 and VA < ∞. (e)

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9.20. Compute the short-circuit transconductance and the voltage gain of each of the stages in Fig. 9.53. Assume λ > 0 and V A < ∞ . (e)

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