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Calculate the voltage gain, input impedance and output impedance of given amplifier circuit. Gm1 = 3mS, gm2 = 1mS, rd1 = rd2 = 10 K, R1 = 2 K, R2 = 1 K V1 and V2 are the dc bias voltages Vi is the triangular waveform with a peak voltage of 0.5V.

Calculate the voltage gain, input impedance and output impedance of given amplifier circuit. Gm1 = 3mS, gm2 = 1mS, rd1 = rd2 = 10 K, R1 = 2 K, R2 = 1 K V1 and V2 are the dc bias voltages Vi is the triangular waveform with a peak voltage of 0.5V.

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Calculate the voltage gain, input impedance and output impedance of given amplifier circuit. Gm1 = 3mS, gm2 = 1mS, rd1 = rd2 = 10 K, R1 = 2 K, R2 = 1 K V1 and V2 are the dc bias voltages Vi is the triangular waveform with a peak voltage of 0.5V.

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