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Design a single-stage CS amplifier (Fig. 1) with CSL for the following specifications. You may refer to the design steps taught in the Lecture 3. Supply voltage (VDD): 1.8 V (Single supply) Open-loop DC Gain: > 40 Output voltage swing: > 1.0 Vp−p DC output voltage: ∼0.9 V Total current: < 0.4 mA Maximum channel width: 500 μm Fig. 1

Design a single-stage CS amplifier (Fig. 1) with CSL for the following specifications. You may refer to the design steps taught in the Lecture 3. Supply voltage (VDD): 1.8 V (Single supply) Open-loop DC Gain: > 40 Output voltage swing: > 1.0 Vp−p DC output voltage: ∼0.9 V Total current: < 0.4 mA Maximum channel width: 500 μm Fig. 1

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Design a single-stage CS amplifier (Fig. 1) with CSL for the following specifications. You may refer to the design steps taught in the Lecture 3.
  1. Supply voltage (VDD): 1.8 V (Single supply)
  2. Open-loop DC Gain: > 40
  3. Output voltage swing: > 1.0 Vp − p
  4. DC output voltage: ∼ 0.9 V
  5. Total current: < 0.4 mA
  6. Maximum channel width: 500 μ m
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