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Find the output small signal resistance seen at the output considering all transistors are identical. Write all your steps and assumptions. Use small signal model (Pi or T) Final answer: ROUT = gmro2ro3

Find the output small signal resistance seen at the output considering all transistors are identical. Write all your steps and assumptions. Use small signal model (Pi or T) Final answer: ROUT = gmro2ro3

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Find the output small signal resistance seen at the output considering all transistors are identical. Write all your steps and assumptions. Use small signal model (Pi or T) Final answer: ROUT = gmro2ro3

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