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    This problem involves calculating various parameters for a differential amplifier circuit. The given transconductance and bias current parameters are used to first find the overdrive voltage. The transconductance is then calculated using the overdrive voltage. Next, the differential and common-mode gains are determined by substituting the transconductance into the relevant equations. Finally, the common-mode rejection ratio is calculated in decibels.

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    This problem involves calculating various parameters for a differential amplifier circuit. The given transconductance and bias current parameters are used to first find the overdrive voltage. The transconductance is then calculated using the overdrive voltage. Next, the differential and common-mode gains are determined by substituting the transconductance into the relevant equations. Finally, the common-mode rejection ratio is calculated in decibels.

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    Microelectronic Circuits (5th Edition)

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    Step 1 of 8

    Given circuit diagram is


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    Step 2 of 8

    Given data:

    Transconductance parameter is,

    Assume that the bias current source output resistance,

    Mismatch drain resistance is,

    From the given circuit, we have

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    Step 3 of 8

    The overdrive voltage is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the overdrive voltage is .

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    Step 4 of 8
    The transconductance is

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    Therefore, the transconductance is .

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    Step 5 of 8

    If the output is taken differentially:

    The differential gain is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the differential gain is .

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    Step 6 of 8

    The common-mode gain is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode gain is .


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    Step 7 of 8

    The common-mode rejection ration is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode rejection ration is

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    Step 8 of 8

    The common-mode rejection ration in decibels is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode rejection in decibels is .

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