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Assume λ = 0 and all devices are in saturation region. 1. Identify Feedback Type of the circuit ( V-V / V-I / I-V / I-I) 2. Construct (draw) open-loop circuit using feedback analysis 3. Compute the closed loop gain using feedback analysis 4. Compute the closed-loop I/O impedances using feedback analysis.

Assume λ = 0 and all devices are in saturation region. 1. Identify Feedback Type of the circuit ( V-V / V-I / I-V / I-I) 2. Construct (draw) open-loop circuit using feedback analysis 3. Compute the closed loop gain using feedback analysis 4. Compute the closed-loop I/O impedances using feedback analysis.

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Assume λ = 0 and all devices are in saturation region. 1. Identify Feedback Type of the circuit ( V-V / V-I / I-V / I-I) 2. Construct (draw) open-loop circuit using feedback analysis 3. Compute the closed loop gain using feedback analysis 4. Compute the closed-loop I/O impedances using feedback analysis.

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