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Homework #9: 1. Derive The Equation For Rx. Include R

This document appears to be homework assignments on amplifier circuit design and analysis. It includes 9 problems involving deriving equations for output resistance and gain of MOS and BJT cascade amplifiers, designing an amplifier to meet specified parameters, analyzing input and output resistances and gains of various amplifier configurations, and calculating voltage gains and bandwidths of different amplifier circuits. The homework involves both analytical derivations and numerical calculations.

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Homework #9: 1. Derive The Equation For Rx. Include R

This document appears to be homework assignments on amplifier circuit design and analysis. It includes 9 problems involving deriving equations for output resistance and gain of MOS and BJT cascade amplifiers, designing an amplifier to meet specified parameters, analyzing input and output resistances and gains of various amplifier configurations, and calculating voltage gains and bandwidths of different amplifier circuits. The homework involves both analytical derivations and numerical calculations.

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Homework #9

1. Derive the equation for Rx. Include ro.

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2. Derive the equation for Rx. Include ro.

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3. Derive equations for the output resistance
(seen at the drain of Q2) which
includes ro, and overall gain of the
MOS cascade amplifier below
(Vout at the drain of Q2/Vin
at gate of Q1).

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4. Design the
he cascade amplifier shown at the right to obtain
gm1=1mA/V and Ro=400kΩ. Use a 0.18 0.18µm technology for which
Vtn=0.5 V, VA’=5V/µm and k’n=400µ µA/V2. Determine L, W/L, VG2,
and I. Use identical transistors operated at Vov=0.2V, and design
for the maximum possible negative signal swing at the
output(when VDS=Vov). Whatt is the value of the minimum
permitted output voltage?

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5. For the four possible realizations of the folded cascade amplifier shown below, assume that the BJTs
have β=100 and that both the BJTs and the MOSFets have |VA|=5V. Let I=100µA, and assume that the
MOSFets are operating at |VOV|=0.2V. Assume ideal current sources. For each circuit determine Rin,
Rout, and Avo=vo/vI. Comment on your results.

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(b)

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6. The transistors in the circuit below have β=100 and VA=100V.


(a) Find Rin, Rout, and the overall voltage gain.
(b) What is the effect of increasing the bias currents by a factor of 10 on Rin, the overall gain, and the
power dissipation?

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7. In each of the six circuit below, let β=100 and neglect ro. Calculate the overall voltage gain. (worth 2
problems)

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8. Consider a bipolar cascode amplifier biased at a current of 1mA. The transistors used have β=100,
ro=100kΩ, Cπ=14pF, Cµ=2pF, CCS=0pF. The amplifier is fed with a signal source having Rsig=4kΩ. The
load resistance RL=2.4kΩ. Find the low frequency gain AM, and estimate the value of the 3dB frequency
fH.

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9. A BJT cascade amplifier uses transistors for which β=100, VA=100V, fT=1GHz, and Cµ=0.1pF. It
operates at a bias current of 0.1mA between a source with Rsig=rπ and a load RL=βro. Let CL=CCS=0pF
and find the overall voltage gain at dc, fH and ft.

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