Question: A variable-gain CMOS amplifier is shown in Fig. 8.52. Note that M 4 represents shunt feedback around M 6 . Assuming that the bias value

A variable-gain CMOS amplifier is shown in Fig. 8.52. Note that M4represents shunt feedback around M6. Assuming that the bias value of Viis adjusted so that VGD6= 0 V dc, calculate bias currents in all devices and the small-signal voltage gain and output resistance for Vcequal to 3 V and then 4 V. Compare your answer with a SPICE simulation and use SPICE to plot out the complete large-signal transfer characteristic of the circuit. Use μnCox= 60 µA/V2, μpCox= 30 µA/V2, Vtn= 0.8 V, Vtp= ˆ’ 0.8 V, λn= λp= 0, and γn= 0.5 V1/2.

Fig. 8.52:

VDp = 5 V 20 M3, 20 20 M2 M5 R1 M4. 10 k2 2 Ve |M6 20 M1 20 Vo

VDp = 5 V 20 M3, 20 20 M2 M5 R1 M4. 10 k2 2 Ve |M6 20 M1 20 Vo

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