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For I = 100 uA, determine the transconductance Gm, the output impedance Rout, and the open- circuit voltage gain Avo. of the BiCMOS cascode amplifier in Figure Q2. The transistor parameters are: For BJT, VA = 50 V and B = 100; For the MOSFET, VA = 5 V, unCox = 200 uA/V^2, and W/L = 25.

For I = 100 uA, determine the transconductance Gm, the output impedance Rout, and the open- circuit voltage gain Avo. of the BiCMOS cascode amplifier in Figure Q2. The transistor parameters are: For BJT, VA = 50 V and B = 100; For the MOSFET, VA = 5 V, unCox = 200 uA/V^2, and W/L = 25.

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For I = 100 uA, determine the transconductance Gm, the output impedance Rout, and the open- circuit voltage gain Avo. of the BiCMOS cascode amplifier in Figure Q2. The transistor parameters are: For BJT, VA = 50 V and B = 100; For the MOSFET, VA = 5 V, unCox = 200 uA/V^2, and W/L = 25.

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