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Amplifier design
Hello
I have the following Question:
I want to bias the points X, Y, and Z (shown).. knowing that Y and Z are the gates of P-MOSFETs while X is the gate of an N-MOSFET, can I mirror to the P-MOSFET via an N-MOSFET? or I must do it with similar type (i.e. P-MOSFET also)? The same thing is applied to the N-MOSFETs?
If answer to this question is YOU CAN'T MAKE BIAS TO P-MOSFET EXCEPT WIHT ANOTHER P-MOSFET, then can Vx=Vy ?? or what?? or it has a method to solve??
I hope anyone helps..
Thanks.
Hello
I have the following Question:
I want to bias the points X, Y, and Z (shown).. knowing that Y and Z are the gates of P-MOSFETs while X is the gate of an N-MOSFET, can I mirror to the P-MOSFET via an N-MOSFET? or I must do it with similar type (i.e. P-MOSFET also)? The same thing is applied to the N-MOSFETs?
If answer to this question is YOU CAN'T MAKE BIAS TO P-MOSFET EXCEPT WIHT ANOTHER P-MOSFET, then can Vx=Vy ?? or what?? or it has a method to solve??
I hope anyone helps..
Thanks.