10 V 4k 4k $V_{O1}$ $V_{O2}$ + 8k $V_{id}/2$ o $Q_1$ $Q_2$ o -$V_{id}/2$ 4k $Q_3$ 6k 2.65k - 10 V Q.1: Assume $\beta = \infty$ (Ignore base current) \begin{itemize} \item Find all the DC currents, voltages, and $I_{DC}$ \item Draw small-signal and find $|A_{vd}| = \frac{|V_{o1} - V_{o2}|}{|V_{id}|}$ \item Find $V_{CM}^{Max}$, $V_{CM}^{Min}$ \end{itemize}
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Since we are ignoring the base current, we can assume that the base-emitter junction is forward biased and the base-collector junction is reverse biased. This means that the transistor is in active mode. Show more…
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