In the differential stage above, IBIAS = 1 μA, RC = 50 kΩ and Rsig = 50 kΩ. Cμ = 0.2 pF, Cπ = 0.33 pF, and β = 200 for all the transistors. You can neglect ro and rx. a) Calculate gm for the transistors in mA/V. b) Calculate the differential gain Ad = V0 Vsig of the stage in V/V. c) Use the open-circuit time constant method to estimate the frequency in MHz at which the differential gain drops by 3 dB relative to its DC value.

In the differential stage above, IBIAS = 1 μA, RC = 50 kΩ and Rsig = 50 kΩ. Cμ = 0.2 pF, Cπ = 0.33 pF, and β = 200 for all the transistors. You can neglect ro and rx. a) Calculate gm for the transistors in mA/V. b) Calculate the differential gain Ad = V0 Vsig of the stage in V/V. c) Use the open-circuit time constant method to estimate the frequency in MHz at which the differential gain drops by 3 dB relative to its DC value.

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In the differential stage above, I B I A S = 1 μ A , R C = 50 k Ω and R sig = 50 k Ω . C μ = 0.2 p F , C π = 0.33 p F , and β = 200 for all the transistors. You can neglect r o and r x . a) Calculate g m for the transistors in m A / V . b) Calculate the differential gain A d = V 0 V s i g of the stage in V/V. c) Use the open-circuit time constant method to estimate the frequency in MHz at which the differential gain drops by 3dB relative to its DC value.

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