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Q3. Assuming gm1 = gm2 = gm, VSB = 0, and ro1 = ro2 = R for the transistors, find out output impedance (Rout) and small signal voltage Gain (Av). (10pts)

Q3. Assuming gm1 = gm2 = gm, VSB = 0, and ro1 = ro2 = R for the transistors, find out output impedance (Rout) and small signal voltage Gain (Av). (10pts)

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Q3. Assuming g m 1 = g m 2 = g m , V s B = 0 , and r 01 = r 02 = R for the transistors, find out output impedance ( R out ) and small signal voltage Gain (Av). (10pts)

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