Arilson
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Hello everyone!
I believe this structure corresponds to an inverting amplifier known as a push-pull, but I am unsure about the role of PM1 and NM2. I think they act solely as a current-source load; is that correct? Would the total impedance seen at the output node be equal to (roPM1 + roPM2) || (roNM1 + roNM2)?
I believe this structure corresponds to an inverting amplifier known as a push-pull, but I am unsure about the role of PM1 and NM2. I think they act solely as a current-source load; is that correct? Would the total impedance seen at the output node be equal to (roPM1 + roPM2) || (roNM1 + roNM2)?