May 12, 2005 #1 0 020170 Full Member level 4 Joined Jan 31, 2005 Messages 231 Helped 3 Reputation 6 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 2,221 **broken link removed** in Razavi, this circuit's gain is Av = - gm RD but why? in my opinion, this amp's gain is Av = - gm ( RD \parallel\ Rds) why this circuit's gain is Av = -gm RD ?? thanks
**broken link removed** in Razavi, this circuit's gain is Av = - gm RD but why? in my opinion, this amp's gain is Av = - gm ( RD \parallel\ Rds) why this circuit's gain is Av = -gm RD ?? thanks
May 12, 2005 #2 E ezt Advanced Member level 4 Joined Oct 14, 2004 Messages 104 Helped 27 Reputation 54 Reaction score 6 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 1,436 Hi. If you read it more carefully again, the author assumed λ=0. which means gds=0 or rds goes to infinity (chapter 6 -> 6.2 -> 2nd paragraph.) Regards, EZT
Hi. If you read it more carefully again, the author assumed λ=0. which means gds=0 or rds goes to infinity (chapter 6 -> 6.2 -> 2nd paragraph.) Regards, EZT
May 12, 2005 #3 B Btrend Advanced Member level 1 Joined Dec 26, 2003 Messages 422 Helped 71 Reputation 142 Reaction score 14 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 3,984 ezt said: Hi. If you read it more carefully again, the author assumed λ=0. which means rds=0 (chapter 6 -> 6.2 -> 2nd paragraph.) Regards, EZT Click to expand... hi EZT, if λ=0 , rds should be infinite, not 0
ezt said: Hi. If you read it more carefully again, the author assumed λ=0. which means rds=0 (chapter 6 -> 6.2 -> 2nd paragraph.) Regards, EZT Click to expand... hi EZT, if λ=0 , rds should be infinite, not 0
May 12, 2005 #4 0 020170 Full Member level 4 Joined Jan 31, 2005 Messages 231 Helped 3 Reputation 6 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 2,221 thanks everyone. i got it Gds = ( lambda*Ids) / (1+ lambda Vds) , if lambda = 0 , gds = 0 , so then 1/rds = ∞ infinite means, open circuit. yes, rds can be ignored.
thanks everyone. i got it Gds = ( lambda*Ids) / (1+ lambda Vds) , if lambda = 0 , gds = 0 , so then 1/rds = ∞ infinite means, open circuit. yes, rds can be ignored.