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Consider the circuit in the figure below, with values: K1 = 539 mA/V2 Vt1 = 0.49 V Vt2 = 0.6 V Calculate the small signal gain, A = Vout Vin, of the amplifier. The Early effect of the transistor can be neglected. MOS transistor equation: I = K 2 (Vgs − Vt) 2 AdB = … dB

Consider the circuit in the figure below, with values: K1 = 539 mA/V2 Vt1 = 0.49 V Vt2 = 0.6 V Calculate the small signal gain, A = Vout Vin, of the amplifier. The Early effect of the transistor can be neglected. MOS transistor equation: I = K 2 (Vgs − Vt) 2 AdB = … dB

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Consider the circuit in the figure below, with values:
  • K 1 = 539 m A / V 2
  • V t 1 = 0.49 V
  • V t 2 = 0.6 V
Calculate the small signal gain, A = V out V in , of the amplifier. The Early effect of the transistor can be neglected. MOS transistor equation: I = K 2 ( V g s − V t ) 2
A d B = … d B

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