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发表于 2016-3-2 07:07:11
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Since this is a perfectly symmetrical circuit, you can cut it to half and apply the small signal model resulting in a circuit like this:
- Vin at the gate, Vs at the source, Vout at the drain
- Rs/2 in parallel with 2Cs from Vs to ground
- gm(Vin-Vs) current source in parallel with RD from Vout to Vs
- RL in parallel with CL from Vout to ground
You can then write the two nodes equations at Vs and Vout. Cancelling out Vs, you should be able to get the transfer function Vout/Vin. It seems the transistor inherent capacitances (Cgs etc) are all ignored otherwise the equation would be even more complicated.
This is a low-pass filter from the equation. Without going through any equation: the transistors convert input voltage into output current, which is then injected into RL//CL to create output voltage -- at low frequency, RL dominates so you get some voltage; at high frequency, CL dominated so the voltage is small (the higher frequency, the smaller voltage) ==> low pass. |
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