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The following amplifier faces gross distortion beyond the max power bandwidth point. Derive an equation describing such condition and sketch the max power-bandwidth curve ( w - Vin) as seen in the course slide. Also determine the size of the transistors to make Δ = 150 mV. Use C = 1 pF and A = 99, vthn,0 = 0.4 V, μnCox = 300 μA/V2, λn = 0.05 for hand calculations. Neglect body effect.

The following amplifier faces gross distortion beyond the max power bandwidth point. Derive an equation describing such condition and sketch the max power-bandwidth curve ( w - Vin) as seen in the course slide. Also determine the size of the transistors to make Δ = 150 mV. Use C = 1 pF and A = 99, vthn,0 = 0.4 V, μnCox = 300 μA/V2, λn = 0.05 for hand calculations. Neglect body effect.

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The following amplifier faces gross distortion beyond the max power bandwidth point. Derive an equation describing such condition and sketch the max power-bandwidth curve ( w - Vin) as seen in the course slide. Also determine the size of the transistors to make Δ = 150 m V . Use C = 1 p F and A = 99 , v thn , 0 = 0.4 V , μ n C o x = 300 μ A / N 2 , λ n = 0.05 for hand calculations. Neglect body effect.

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