"p3. (26 points total) our analysis of the high-frequency response of the common-source amplifier is based on the assumption that the resistance of the signal source is large and so it interacts with the miller-multiplied cgd to produce the dominant pole (low pass corner). but if the signal source is low-impedance, the low pass corner is determined by other effects. in the circuit below, the input source has zero resistance. derive an expression for the frequency response vout/vin in terms of the transistor gm, cgs, cgd, and ro, and the load rload, cload." Get the answer
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