1. Figure 9.37 (a) Frequency–response analysis of the active-loaded MOS differential amplifier. (b) The overall transconductance Gm as a function of frequency.
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2. Figure 9. 38 (a) The CS amplifier circuit, with a source resistance Rs
Figure 9.38 (a) The CS amplifier circuit, with a source resistance Rs. (b) Equivalent-circuit representation of the amplifier output. (c) The circuit prepared for frequency-response analysis. (d) Determining the resistance Rgd seen by the capacitance Cgd.
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3. Figure 9. 39 (a) CD–CS amplifier. (b) CC–CE amplifier
Figure 9.39 (a) CD–CS amplifier. (b) CC–CE amplifier. (c) CD–CE amplifier.
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4. Figure 9. 40 Circuits for Example 9
Figure 9.40 Circuits for Example 9.14: (a) the CC–CE circuit prepared for low-frequency, small-signal analysis; (b) the circuit at high frequencies, with Vsig set to zero to enable determination of the open-circuit time constants; (c) a CE amplifier for comparison.
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5. Figure 9. 41 (a) A CC–CB amplifier
Figure 9.41 (a) A CC–CB amplifier. (b) Another version of the CC–CB circuit with Q2 implemented using a pnp transistor. (c) The MOSFET version of the circuit in (a).
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