Introduction to MOS Amplifiers

Ankesh Jain IIT Delhi

Ankesh Jain

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

India, 110016
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VDD

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§ Output is taken at source

§ Its output impedance is low
§ It act as a voltage-controlled voltage source
§ Its gain is close to unity
 Common Drain Amplifier 3

RS1

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§ Output is taken at source

§ Its output impedance is low
§ It act as a voltage-controlled voltage source
§ Its gain is close to unity
 Common Drain Amplifier 4

RS1
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§ Output is taken at source

§ Its output impedance is low
§ It act as a voltage-controlled voltage source
§ Its gain is close to unity
 Common Gate Amplifier 5

VDD
§ Input is applied at source
§ Small signal input
R1 R3 RL impedance is low
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VG Ccc1 impedance is high
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RS1
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§ Output is taken at source

§ Its output impedance is low
§ It act as a voltage-controlled voltage source
§ Its gain is close to unity
 Transimpedance Amplifier 7

VDD

R1 CCC1 RL
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CCC

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§ It’s a current controlled voltage source

§ Its gain is approximately R1
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