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M1 and M2 are saturation. Neglect the body effect. Derive an expression for the low frequency output resistance, Rout, in terms of the MOS small signal parameters.

M1 and M2 are saturation. Neglect the body effect. Derive an expression for the low frequency output resistance, Rout, in terms of the MOS small signal parameters.

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M1 and M2 are saturation. Neglect the body effect. Derive an expression for the low frequency output resistance, R out, , in terms of the MOS small signal parameters.

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