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Construct a small signal model including all the capacitance from M1 and M2. Identify the capacitors that can be ignored and simplify the model. 10pt Identify the Miller capacitor and construct a new small signal model by applying Miller theorem. 10pt Find the transfer function Vout(s)/Vin(s). 10pt Find the magnitude response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5pt Find the phase response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5pt Construct a magnitude Bode plot. 5pt Construct a phase Bode plot. 5pt

Construct a small signal model including all the capacitance from M1 and M2. Identify the capacitors that can be ignored and simplify the model. 10pt Identify the Miller capacitor and construct a new small signal model by applying Miller theorem. 10pt Find the transfer function Vout(s)/Vin(s). 10pt Find the magnitude response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5pt Find the phase response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5pt Construct a magnitude Bode plot. 5pt Construct a phase Bode plot. 5pt

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  1. Construct a small signal model including all the capacitance from M1 and M2. Identify the capacitors that can be ignored and simplify the model. 10pt
  2. Identify the Miller capacitor and construct a new small signal model by applying Miller theorem. 10pt
  3. Find the transfer function Vout(s)/Vin(s). 10pt
  4. Find the magnitude response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5 p t
  5. Find the phase response expression under the sinusoidal steady state condition. 5 pt
  6. Construct a magnitude Bode plot. 5pt
  7. Construct a phase Bode plot. 5pt

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