Frequency Response of CG, CB, SF and EF | Analog Circuits - Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) PDF Download

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Frequency Response of
CG, CB,SF and EF
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Frequency Response of
CG, CB,SF and EF
Common Gate Amplifier
Substrate is not connected to 
the sourced must account 
for body effect
Drain signal current becomes
iD ( S m V gs § mb ^ bs )
And since vg l = v ,„
Body effect is fully accounted 
for by using s m -> (gm + gm b )
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Frequency Response of
CG, CB,SF and EF
Common Gate Amplifier
Substrate is not connected to 
the sourced must account 
for body effect
Drain signal current becomes
iD ( S m V gs § mb ^ bs )
And since vg l = v ,„
Body effect is fully accounted 
for by using s m -> (gm + gm b )
000
Common Gate Amplifier
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Frequency Response of
CG, CB,SF and EF
Common Gate Amplifier
Substrate is not connected to 
the sourced must account 
for body effect
Drain signal current becomes
iD ( S m V gs § mb ^ bs )
And since vg l = v ,„
Body effect is fully accounted 
for by using s m -> (gm + gm b )
000
Common Gate Amplifier
V
1 C - Common Gate Amplifier
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Frequency Response of
CG, CB,SF and EF
Common Gate Amplifier
Substrate is not connected to 
the sourced must account 
for body effect
Drain signal current becomes
iD ( S m V gs § mb ^ bs )
And since vg l = v ,„
Body effect is fully accounted 
for by using s m -> (gm + gm b )
000
Common Gate Amplifier
V
1 C - Common Gate Amplifier 1 C - Common Gate Amplifier
S m § mb
where Aa £ (gm + gm b ) r „
Taking rQ into account adds a component (RL /A0 ) 
to the input resistance.
The open-circuit voltage gain is:
The voltage gain of the loaded CG amplifier is:
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R, +r + A R
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