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c °Copyright 2008. W. Marshall Leach, Jr., Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The FET Differential Amplifier Basic Circuit Fig. 1 shows the circuit diagram of a MOSFET differential amplifier. The tail supply is modeled as a current source I0 having a parallel R Q. In the case of an ideal current source, RQ Q is an open circuit. Often a diff amp is designed with a resistive tail supply. In this case, I0 Q = 0. The object is to solve for the small-signal output voltages and output . Figure 1: MOSFET differential amplifier. DC Solutions (a) Zero both inputs. Divide the tail supply into two equal parallel current sources having a current I0 /2 in parallel with a resistor 2R Q. The circuit obtained for M 1 is shown on the left in Fig. 2. Q The circuit for M2 is identical. Now make a Thévenin equivalent as shown in on the right in Fig. 2. This is the basic bias circuit. (e) With VGG = 0, VSS = V − −I0 R Q, and RSS = RS + 2R Q, the bias equation from the FET Q bias notes is r ID £0 ¡ − 0 ¢ ¤ ID (R S + 2R Q)+ − − V −I R Q −VTO = 0 K Q √ h ³ ´ i (f) Let a = RSS, b = 1/ K, and c = − 0 − V − −I0 R Q −VTO . Use the quadratic equation Q Figure 2: DC bias circuit for M . 1 √ to solve for ID, then square the result to obtain à √ !